POLI 2051 Chapter 13 Exam Questions Complete Solutions Current Update
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POLI 2051 Chapter 13 Exam Questions Complete Solutions Current Update
35 years old - Answers - To qualify for President you must be how old?
14 years - Answers - To qualify for President you must have resided in the US for how long?
Twelfth Amendment - Answers - Which amendment ratified in...
POLI 2051 Chapter 13
Exam Questions Complete
Solutions Current Update
35 years old - Answers -✔✔ To qualify for President you must be how old?
14 years - Answers -✔✔ To qualify for President you must have resided in the US for
how long?
Twelfth Amendment - Answers -✔✔ Which amendment ratified in 1804 made is so that
candidates are elected for president and vice president separately?
Twelfth Amendment - Answers -✔✔ Which amendment specifies that VP must meet
the same eligibility requirements as presidents and that they be from different states?
Presidential Succession Act - Answers -✔✔ In 1792, Congress passed this which
designated the president pro tempore of the Senate as next in line, and then the
Speaker of the House.
cabinet secretaries - Answers -✔✔ In 1886, Congress changed the order of succession
to include only ________ in order of their creation
Speaker of the House - Answers -✔✔ In 1947, Congress changed presidential
succession once again, putting the order of succession as vice president,
___________, president pro tempore, followed by the cabinet secretaries.
Twenty-Fifth Amendment - Answers -✔✔ Ratified in 1967, required the president to
nominate a replacement vice president, who must be approved by a majority of the
House and the Senate.
Franklin D. Roosevelt - Answers -✔✔ Which president was elected to four terms?
Twenty-Second Amendment - Answers -✔✔ Ratified in 1951, limits the president to
two elected terms
VP - Answers -✔✔ The clearest path to the White House is through the office of the
, Presidents - Answers -✔✔ Most ________ have some combination of service in the
military, in state legislatures or as governor, in the U.S. HOR and Senate, and in prior
presidential administrations.
imperial presidency - Answers -✔✔ The historian and presidential adviser Arthyr
Schlesinger Jr. used the term "___________" to describe the power of the president to
speak for the nation on the world stage and to set the policy agenda at home
legislative - Answers -✔✔ Which powers did the framers enumerate?
"executive power" - Answers -✔✔ In Article II, they "vested" the president with a
general grant of "_________" and then, later in the article, stated certain additional
powers and responsibilities of the executive
general grant of executive - Answers -✔✔ It is the __________ that has allowed the
presidency to become the powerful office it is today
all - Answers -✔✔ The president directs ____ war efforts and military conflict.
Congress - Answers -✔✔ Has the power to officially declare war and to authorize
funding for the war effort
impeachment - Answers -✔✔ The president has the power to grant clemency, or
mercy, for crimes against the US, except in the case of _______ from federal office
Power to Pardon - Answers -✔✔ What is the only "unchecked" power the President is
constitutionally given
foreign regimes - Answers -✔✔ The president's authority in foreign affairs includes the
power to "receive Ambassadors and other public Ministers," which allows the president
to recognize the legitimacy of
foreign nations - Answers -✔✔ The president or his designated representatives has the
power to negotiate and sign treaties nations
2/3 - Answers -✔✔ For a treaty to be valid, _______ of all senators must approve it
federal officers - Answers -✔✔ The president has the power to appoint all ________
including cabinet secretaries, heads of independent agencies, and ambassadors
Senate - Answers -✔✔ The president also nominates judges in the federal judicial
system but they must be approved by the
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