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Press secretary (Zeigler) person in charge of the White House's media relations.
FDR 1939 Who created the EOP and in what year?
538 How many electors make up the Electoral College?
Maine and Nebraska Which two states are not a "winner take all" format for electoral votes?
Chief law enforcer This Presidential power means that the President ensures all laws are faithfully executed
True (true or false) A President must be a natural born US citizen
January 20 What day is the new POTUS sworn in?
14 How many years must a president be a resident of the US before they can take office?
Monday after second Wednesday in December What day do the electors send their votes to DC?
Cabinet The 15 secretaries, the VP, and several other top officials that help the President make decisoins make up the what?
Homeland Security What does HLS stand for?
Office of Management and Budget What does OMB stand for?
Commander in chief This Presidential duty requires the President to oversee the military and make key decisoins about war.
January 6 What day does Congress count the electoral votes?
The Succession Act of 1947 What Act established the line of succession?
Quincy Adams, Hayes, Harrison, and W. Bush Name the 4 presidents who lost the popular vote but won the election.
True (True or false) The President may pardon people convicted of federal crimes or reduce sentences or fines
national security adviser a special assistant for the national security affairs.
Amendment 22 Which Amendment deals with the length of term for a President?
Conducts foreign policy This Presidential power allows the President to make treaties with the consent of the senate
Amendment 25 Which Amendment establishes the order of succession?
Congress Who determines the salary of a President
National Security Council What does NSC stand for?
Amendment 12 Which Amendment required electors to cast seperate ballots for president and vice president?
35 What is the minimum age of a President?
Electors These people meet in their state and cast votes for presidential candidates
Executive Office of the President What does EOP stand for?
Article 2 Section 1 Which Article and section establish the Electoral College
Electoral Vote The "thing" that electors get cast for their candidate
True (True or false) The President gives a State of the Union Address every year
Compensation Salary
True (True or false) The President also has the responsibility to appoint- with Senate consent- heads of executive departments, federal court judges, and other top officials
False (true or false) The President and Congress can change the President's salary at the beginning of every year
central clearance The OMB's review of all legislative proposals executive agencies prepare.
Tuesday after 1st Monday in November What day do voters cast ballots for a slate of electors
Leak A release of a government secret to the public.
Bipartisan Campaign reform Act of 2002 What Act limited the amount of money candidates could receive from donors and how they spent it?
Reorganization Act of 1939 Which Act created the EOP?
State, defense, Treasury, and Attorney General The secretaries of what (plus one other non-secretary) make up the inner cabinet?
Attorney general, secretaries of Defense, Treasury, Transportation, and Health & Human services Which cabinet members serve on the HLS council?