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Roles of he President More Roles President and VP Constitutional Convention Constitution Debated

-This is a term referring to the large number of people who work for the government? Row Question

-bureaucracy Row Answer

-This is a term for orders given by the President in order to carry out his duties as Chief Executive and the orders have the same force as law? Row Question

-executive orders Row Answer

-Who must approve all treaties and appointments made by the President? Row Question

-Senate Row Answer

-Name the speech given by the President each year to describe the situation of the nation as required by the Constitution? Row Question

-State of the Union Row Answer

-Name the system of giving government jobs to one’s friends and supporters? Row Question

-patronage/ spoils system Row Answer

-This is the process where famous or influential people give their support to someone who is seeking office? Row Question

-endorsements Row Answer

-Name the Presidential power to free someone from prosecution. Row Question

-immunity Row Answer

Row Question -Name the Presidential power to forgive someone for a crime that was committed.

-pardon Row Answer

Row Question -Name the Presidential power to delay the punishment given to someone.

-reprieve Row Answer

-Name the Presidential power to give a pardon to a large group of people. Row Question

-amnesty Row Answer

-What branch includes the President and VP? Row Question

-executive Row Answer

-What is the citizenship requirement for a President? Row Question

-native born citizen Row Answer

-This is the process of electing the President where each state is assigned a number of electors equal to its representation in Congress and a majority of electoral votes is required to be elected? Row Question

-electoral college Row Answer

-How long are the terms of Presidents? Row Question

-4 years Row Answer

-How many terms can they serve? Row Question

-2 terms Row Answer

-Which Amendment often gives one legal protection if they think they have been mistreated by government? Row Question

-14 th Amendment Row Answer

-What type of punishment is most often debated in our legal system today? Row Question

-death penalty Row Answer

-This is the controversial law passed after the terrorist attacks which some people believe violate the 4th Amendment? Row Question

-Patriot Act Row Answer

-What legal limitation is often placed on the right to assemble? Row Question

-peaceful and a petition Row Answer

-This is the statement in the 1st Amendment that forbids the government from proclaiming an official religion within the United States? Row Question

-establishment clause Row Answer

-Where was the Constitutional Convention? Row Question

-Philadelphia Row Answer

-Name the government proposed by James Madison at the Convention and it called for a three branch government with a legislature based on population. Row Question

-Virginia Plan Row Answer

-Name the agreement made at the Convention of 1787 that created a two house legislature with one house based on population and the other based on state equality. Row Question

-Great Compromise Row Answer

-These were newspaper articles written in support of the new Constitution? Row Question

-Federalist Papers Row Answer

-This was the set of Amendments that were proposed at the request of Anti-Federalists to guarantee certain basic rights to the people. Row Question

-Bill of Rights Row Answer