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21 Cards in this Set
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Convention Issues
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1)Number of Executives 2) Qualifications 3) Method of Selection 4) Length and Number of Terms 5) Presidental Succuession 5) Presidental Power
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Number of Executives
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One
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Qualifications
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35 yrs old, resident of U.S. for 14 years, must be natural born citizen
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Method of Selection
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Electoral College
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Length and Number of Terms
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4 Years, Two Terms or 10 years
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Presidential Succuession
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1) Four Problems 2) Orignial Consitution 3) 20th Amend. 4) Presidential Succession Act 5) 25th Amend
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Presidential Power
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we sort of set them up for failure
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Presidential Power
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1) Constitutional Powers and Presidential Roles 2) Presidental Veto
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Constitutional Power
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1) Delegated Powers 2) Shared Powers 3) Residual Powers 4) Leadership Roles
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Delegated Powers
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required to give state of the union, commander in chief, etc.
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Shared Powers
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appointment of judges, negociate treatises
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Residual Powers
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infered powers, affirmative action, etc.
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Leadership Roles
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but all other powers together and you get leadership role
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Presidental Veto
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Two Situations 1) the President gets the bill and COngress does not adjurn. He can sign the bill, do nothing, or veto.
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Electoral College
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1) Creation of the EC 2) Evolution of the EC 3) Criticiems of the EC
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Creations of the EC
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3 Basic Methods 1) National Legislative Selection 2) State Legislative Selection 3) Popular Election
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Evolution of the EC
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1) Elections of 1800 2) 12th Amend. 3) Election of 1824 4) 20th Amend 5) 23rd Amend
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Presidental Nominations
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1) Running to be President 2) Caucus Approach 3) Primary Approach
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Running to be President
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1) Funding 2) Get Your Name on the Ballot 3) Parties
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Caucus Approach
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Tend to be small. delegates selected to attend state convention and state convention selects national delegates
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Primary Approach
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Three Basic Methods 1) Presidental Preference 2) Presidential and Delegate 3) Delegate Preference
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