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Warm-up 10/28 A. Analyze the following cartoon and write down your
interpretation of it’s meaning.
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B. Analyze the following cartoon and write down your interpretation of it’s meaning.
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The Executive Branch
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Formal Qualifications
Must be 35 yrs. Old Native-Born Citizen Lived in country for 14 years
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22nd Amendment 1951 No more than 2 terms
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Informal Qualifications
Back ground in business or law Well Educated ¾’s have earned a college degree Up until 2008 most were wealthy, white, males
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Election and Succession
Chosen by Electoral College Line of Succession VP Speaker of the House Senate pro tempore Sec. of State
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Staying in Office “Treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors” Begins in House: Impeachment Only two Presidents have been impeached Andrew Johnson & Bill Clinton Senate: Trial
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Powers of President Power over the military Pardon Power
Creation of Cabinet Advisors Article II, Sec. 3 Broad powers to enforce laws and fulfill executive duties Veto Power
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The Presidents Role: Chief Executive
Head of a large corporation Appoints about 2,000 federal officials Issue Executive Orders
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The Presidents Role: Chief of State
Ceremonial leader of the government Represents the US at official functions Promote national spirit First pitch Lightening the White House Christmas Tree
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The Presidents Role: Commander in Chief
Head of the armed forces Senate: Power to declare war 1973 War Powers Act: must get congressional approval to wage war
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The Presidents Role: Chief Diplomat
Oversees foreign policy Holds talks with foreign leaders Negotiates treaties
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The Presidents Role: Chief Policy Maker
Influence over legislative process Urges creation and passage of bills State of the Union Address
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The Presidents Role: Chief Manager of Economy
No formal power over economy Works with Congress to write budget Appoints members of the Federal Reserve Board
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The Presidents Job: Chief of Party
Leader of his/her political party Works to insure congress members due well in elections
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The Presidents Role: Chief Citizen
Embody American Ideals Serve America’s best interest Inform, Inspire, and Comfort
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