The United States of America has a rich history of leaders, some great and others a little disappointing depending on your personal preference, but this ideal quiz on presidents will give you a lot of the info on the history of US Presidency that you should know. Good luck!
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Unlimited number
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2 years
4 years
6 years
10 years
Life or good behavior
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More diverse than before
Less diverse than before.
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Natural born citizen
14 year resident
Male
35 years old
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Active/involved
Less active/out of the loop
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Cabinet
President Pro Tempore
Speaker of the House
President of the Senate
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Dept. of Defense
Dept. of Veteran's Affairs
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Homeland Security
Dept. of State
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Primary
General election
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Taftian president
Stewardship president
Imperial president
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Emancipation Proclamation
Internment camps for the Japanese during WWII
Integration of the troops (blacks and whites could serve together)
Integration of Little Rock Central High.
All of the above.
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Preside over the Senate and vote if there is a tie.
Handle foreign affairs.
Stay out of the president's way.
Run the entire cabinet.
Preside over the Supreme Court and vote if there is a tie.
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Pardon
Clemency
Appointing judges to the federal courts
Commute sentences
Actually, all of the above are judicial powers
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Regular veto
Pocket veto
Line item veto
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Executive agreements
Imperial presidency
Executive orders
Clemency
Dirty dozen
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Chief of state
Chief citizen
Chief diplomat
Chief of party
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The party chooses/announces it's nominee.
The party writes it's platform for the candidate.
The party votes on the platform.
The winner of the presidency is announced.
A keynote speech will be given by a rising star of the party to help announce the candidate, kick off the campaign.
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The president declares war.
The president has 48 hours to engage troops without telling Congress.
The president can engage troops for up to 60 days without a declaration of war.
After 60 days, the president can have a maximum of a 30 day extension to bring troops home.
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Chief of party
Chief executive
Chief administrator
Chief diplomat
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Defense- handling our war efforts
Veteran's Affairs-help those that have served
Interior- protect our natural resources
Health and Human Services- disease outbreaks
State- handles our nation's financial system
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Win a majority of the popular vote
Win a majority of the vote of Congress
Win the primary
Win the majority of the electoral vote
A and D
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Primary
Caucus
Filibuster
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Defense
Treasury
Interior
Justice
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Bureaucracy
Independent regulatory commission
Cabinet
Military
Bureaucrat
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There have been 4 occasions where the popular vote winner did not equal the electoral vote winner.
There are 12 large states that could help a candidate win the electoral college . These states are called the "dirty dozen".
Illinois has 30 electoral votes and is part of the dirty dozen.
If there is a tie or there is not a clear winner for President in the electoral college, the election will go to the House of Representatives. (This has happened twice!)
Every state no matter how small is guaranteed 3 electoral votes b/c every state has two Senators and at least one Representative.
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Veto the bill.
Pocket veto the bill by sitting on it for 10 days when Congress is not in session.
Let it become a bill without his signature.
Veto portions of a bill (line item veto)
Sign the bill
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Amnesty
Clemency
Pardon
Reprieve
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James Garfield
Warren Harding
Chester Arthur
Abraham Lincoln
Ronald Reagan
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Treaty
Executive agreement
Executive order
Clemency
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Taftian
Imperial presidency
Filibuster
Exective orders
Stewardship
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Cabinet
Executive Office of the President
Independent Executive Agency
Independent Regulatory Commission
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Waste
Red tape
Growth
Turf wars
Efficiency
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