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What are the constitutional requirements to be President?

Natural-born Citizen, 14 years of residency, 35 yrs old

What are the four constitutional powers granted to the president and what do they allow the president to do?

Executive power: enact/enforce law


Military power, diplomatic power, appointment power, veto power

What is the war Powers resolution?

President must report to Congress within 48 hours after deployment. If Congress does not OK in 60 days, must withdraw. Check on president, attempt to limit president.

What is an executive agreement?

No permission needed, deal between heads of state, not binding to next administration.

What is diplomatic recognition and the two countries listed in the notes?

Power to officially recognize foreign gov as legit. USSR and China

What is the definition of civil service?

Most government jobs under executive filled based on merit system

Define veto, pocket veto, and line item veto. Which can the president not do?

Veto: return the bill to house it originated(no action within 10 days - bill becomes law)


Pocket veto: retaining the bill unsigned


Line item veto: nullify or cancel specific provisions of a bill


President cannot line item veto

What four presidents strengthened the presidency and what did they do?

Washington: set precedent for future


Jackson: frequent use of veto power


Lincoln: commander and chief to new levels of power during the civil war


FDR: huge influence on policy with New Deal

Define executive privilege. What was US vs. Nixon?

The right of privacy of conversation between advisors and president.


Nixon refused to hand over recorded conversations claiming executive privilege.

What is impoundment? Can congress make the president use it and how?

Presidential practice of refusing to spend money appropriated by Congress.


Yes, with Budget Reform and Impoundment Act of 1974