5 Written Questions

1. experience in government, political alliances (mainly former senators and governors), money
2. come from middle class, white male (times are changing)
3. the president describes a legislative program in the annual state of the union message to congress which calls attention to the president's ideas about how to solve key problems facing the country
4. natural born U.S citizen, at least 35 years of age, resident of the U.S for 14 years
5. hand out political favors, veto power, make/propose own bills

5 Matching Questions

1. how many terms can a president be in office based on the 22 amendment
2. what is the presidential disability
3. commander in chief examples
4. head of state
5. two duties of vice president

1. a the president represents the nation and performs many ceremonial roles
2. b vice president assumes duties if president cannot perform them
3. c serves as president of senate and votes in event of a tie, assumes duties of president if needed
4. d two years
5. e power to make war, responsible for key military decisions

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. vice president, speaker of the house, president pro tempore of senate, secretary of senate
   1. chief executive
   2. commander in chief
   3. presidential succession
   4. head of state
2. lighting national christmas tree, giving awards and medals, hosts queen/king
   1. chief legislator examples
   2. chief executive examples
   3. head of state
   4. head of state examples
3. presidents can back up their foreign-policy decisions with military force when needed
   1. commander in chief
   2. commander in chief examples
   3. chief executive
   4. head of state
4. the president directs the foreign policy of the united states, making key decisions about the relations the united states has with other countries in the world
   1. chief executive
   2. chief legislator
   3. chief diplomat examples
   4. chief diplomat
5. appoints all federal judges and justices of the supreme court, controls money, makes final decisions
   1. chief legislator examples
   2. chief executive
   3. chief diplomat examples
   4. chief executive examples

5 True/False Questions

1. if the president dies who takes over → vice president assumes duties if president cannot perform them

   True        False

2. how much does the president make a year → four years

   True        False

3. chief executive → the president sees that the laws of congress are carried out

   True        False

4. who nominates the vice president → serves as president of senate and votes in event of a tie, assumes duties of president if needed

   True        False

5. chief diplomat examples → hand out political favors, veto power, make/propose own bills

   True        False