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23 Cards in this Set
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Requirements to be president |
35 years old natural born citizen 14 years living in U.S. |
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A pardon for a large group of people |
amnesty |
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Most direct reason for U.S. foreign policy |
national security |
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President must let Congress know within 48 hours after sending troops into battle and get approval within 60 days |
War Powers Resolution |
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Examples of foreign aid |
money, food, military help, other supplies |
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Who must approve cabinet members |
Senate |
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The Vice President presides over the |
Senate |
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List Presidential Succession |
Vice President Speaker of the House President Pro Tempore Secretary of State |
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The number of electoral college votes equals... |
the number of senators and representatives that the state has |
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Results of the Presidential election become official when.... |
Congress counts the electoral votes in January |
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President sending troops is an example of this role |
Commander in Chief |
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President planning the federal budget is an example of this role |
Economic Leader |
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President being a symbol of our nation is an example of this role |
Head of State |
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President's job to enforce laws is an example of this role |
Chief Executive |
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The President receives ambassadors and other public ministers and writes treaties
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Chief Diplomat
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Approve or reject every bill passed by Congress
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Chief Legislator
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Grants reprieves and pardons
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Commander in Chief
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Leader, gives speeches to help fellow party members, helps the party to raise money.
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Party Leader
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Power to make treaties with Senate's approval
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Chief Diplomat
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A group of advisers to the President
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Cabinet
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Executive Order
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A command or rule the President gives out that has the same force as a law
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Federal Bureaucracy
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agencies and employees that work for the federal government
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Veto
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The power of the President to refuse a bill
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