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Executive Branch Notes and Worksheet Answers, Exercises of Local Government Studies

How the US executive branch work and what is responsibility of each personnel.

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Executive Branch Notes Entry ________
The President and Vice President
Qualifications for President
At least _______ years old
________________-born American citizen
Resident of the U.S. for at least _______ years
Electing a President
Presidents are elected every ________ years.
They are elected by an indirect method called the _____________________________________.
The Electoral College is a “___________________-take-_________” system.
A candidate must get at least _________ of the _________ electoral votes to become president.
Term of Office
Presidents serve four-year terms.
The 22nd Amendment limits each president to ______ elected terms in office or a maximum of
______ years if he/she began during another president’s term.
The Vice President
Elected with the president through the ________________________________________ system
Qualification for the office are the _______________ as those for the presidency
Presides over the __________________ and votes in case of a _____________
If the president ___________, is removed from office, becomes seriously ______________, or
_______________________, the V.P. becomes president.
Presidential Succession
Presidential Succession Act of 1947 indicates the line of succession after the V.P.
If both the President and the V.P. die or leave office, the ____________________of the
______________ becomes president.
The ______th Amendment says that if the president dies or leaves office, the V.P. becomes
president and gets to choose another V.P. (Both the ___________________ and the
_________________ of Reps. must approve.)
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Executive Branch Notes Entry ________

The President and Vice President

Qualifications for President

 At least _______ years old  ________________-born American citizen  Resident of the U.S. for at least _______ years

Electing a President

 Presidents are elected every ________ years.  They are elected by an indirect method called the _____________________________________.  The Electoral College is a “___________________-take-_________” system.  A candidate must get at least _________ of the _________ electoral votes to become president.

Term of Office

 Presidents serve four-year terms.  The 22nd^ Amendment limits each president to ______ elected terms in office or a maximum of ______ years if he/she began during another president’s term.

The Vice President

 Elected with the president through the ________________________________________ system  Qualification for the office are the _______________ as those for the presidency  Presides over the __________________ and votes in case of a _____________  If the president ___________, is removed from office, becomes seriously ______________, or _______________________, the V.P. becomes president.

Presidential Succession

 Presidential Succession Act of 1947 indicates the line of succession after the V.P.  If both the President and the V.P. die or leave office, the ____________________of the ______________ becomes president.  The ______th^ Amendment says that if the president dies or leaves office, the V.P. becomes president and gets to choose another V.P. (Both the ___________________ and the _________________ of Reps. must approve.)

Native

Electoral College

winner all

Electoral College

same

Senate

dies

tie

ill

resigns

Speaker

House

Senate

House

The President’s Job

Constitutional Powers

 The Constitution gives the president the power to o _____________ bills passed in Congress o Call Congress into _________________________________ o Serve as Commander-in-Chief of the _____________________________ o Receive leaders and other officials of _______________________ countries o Make __________________ with other countries (with ________________ approval) o Appoint heads of executive ___________________, federal court ________________, ambassadors, and other top government officials (with Senate approval) o Pardon or reduce the penalties against people convicted of federal ________________  The Constitution requires the president to give Congress information about the “____________ of the ___________________.” o He gives a speech to discuss the most important issues facing the nation o He proposes new _________________________ he would like to see

Powers of the President

 Complete the worksheet, “The Many Hats of the President.”

Making Foreign Policy

Goals of American foreign policy

  1. _______________________________ – the ability to keep the country safe from attack or harm

  2. Promoting _____________________ peace
  3. Promoting ___________________________ around the world – which helps protect our own national security

Roles of Congress and the president in foreign policy

U.S. Foreign Policy

Congress President

____________________ treaties _______________________ treaties

____________________ appointments Making executive ____________________

Setting aside money for foreign _________ (^) Appointing ________________________

Passing ____________________ Making trade ______________________

Using the _______________________

Veto

special session

armed forces

foreign

treaties Senate

agencies judges

crimes

State

Union

legislation

National security

International trade

world

democracy

Approving

Approving

Signing

agreements

aid

tariffs

ambassadors

agreements

military