1. AP Government Jeopardy The President The Bureaucracy The Economy and Budget Written or Unwritten Power Potpourri 10 20 30 40 50

2. The President cannot veto portions of appropriations bills, a power known as this

3. FDR ordered the internment of Japanese- Americans during World War II. It was this type of action where Congressional approval was not needed.

4. This law limits the number of days the president may have troops deployed.

5. If the president is impeached, this person serves as judge Daily Double

6. The president may pocket veto a bill if Congress is set to adjourn within this many days

7. Originally intended to be presidential advisers, these secretaries are heads of huge bureaucracies and may not have much contact with the president

8. The Food and Drug Administration makes sure your food is safe. It is this type of agency.

9. A bureaucratic agency is one component of an iron triangle. These are the other two. Bureaucratic Agency Congressional Committee or Subcommittee Interest Group

10. Agencies often recruit from the industries they regulate – A practice known as this. Daily Double

11. Regulatory agencies engage in rulemaking and administrative adjudication – or you could say quasi these powers

12. This is the largest source of federal revenue

13. Cutting social security could violate the rights of those claiming it - it is this type of program

14. Once the budget is passed, Congress passes these to actually spend the money

15. The president uses this office to help him compile his budget

16. Bank interest rates are most affected by this group

17. Commander-in- Chief of the armed forces

18. Leader of his political party

19. Appointing ambassadors

20. Invoking Executive Privilege

21. Granting Pardons