1. The Executive Branch

2. Qualifications of the President
Native-born citizen
At least 35 years old
14-year U.S. resident

3. Two-term limit- 22nd Amendment
Formal Limits on the President
Four-year term
Two-term limit- 22nd Amendment
Checks and balances
Impeachment
Bill Clinton
Andrew Johnson
FDR

4. President Pro Tempore of Senate
Presidential Succession
President
Vice President
Speaker of the House
President Pro Tempore of Senate

5. $50,000 annual expense account
$alary and Benefits
$400,000 annual salary
$50,000 annual expense account
White House
Transportation

6. Powers of the President

7. Executive Powers Chief Executive Appointing Officials Executing Laws
Executive Privilege
Eisenhower and Faubus
Reagan and O’Connor

8. Foreign-Policy Leader
Diplomatic Powers
Foreign-Policy Leader
Carter with Sadat and Begin
Making treaties
Reagan and Gorbechev
Making executive agreements
Recognizing countries
Sends and receives diplomats

9. Military Powers
Commander in Chief
Committing troops
War Powers Act (1973)

10. Judicial appointments
Exercises clemency
Reprieve
Pardon
Commutation
Judicial Powers
Judicial appointments
Bush with Chief Justice Roberts
Nixon and Ford

11. Special Session of Congress
Legislative Powers
Pocket
Veto
Special Session of Congress
FDR Dec. 8, 1941

12. Clinton throws out the first baseball of the season
Ceremonial Powers
Chief of State
Nixon Awarding Medals
Clinton throws out the first baseball of the season

13. Other Roles of the President
Chief Agenda Setter
Party Leader

14. Presidential Elections

15. Nomination
Campaign

16. 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November
Popular Election
Voter Turnout
1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November

17. Electoral Votes by State

18. The Executive Office

19. White House Office
Chief of Staff
Press Secretary
Literary Clerk

20. President of the Senate
Vice President of the U.S.

21. The Presidential Cabinet

23. The First Obama Cabinet

24. National Security Council (NSC)

25. Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

26. Office of Policy Development
Office of U.S. Trade Representative

27. Council on Environmental Quality
Office of Science and Technology
Council on Environmental Quality

28. National Space Council

29. Independent Agencies
EEOC
EPA
SEC

30. State Executive Branch

32. Governor
Qualifications
Term
Terry
McAuliffe

33. Commander of Virginia’s Armed Forces
Chief Executive
Proposes Laws
Prepares Budget
Call Special Sessions
Keeps Order
State of Emergency
Pardons
Represents State
Appointments
Role and Powers
Commander of Virginia’s Armed Forces

34. Ralph Northam Mark Herring Lieutenant Governor: Attorney General
* Presides over the Senate
* Voted for in General Election
* 4 year term
* If something happened to the Govenor- they take over
No term Limit
Ralph
Northam
Attorney General
Voted for in a General Election
4 year term
No term limit
Law offices which represent the State
Mark
Herring

35. Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Treasurer
Auditor
Superintendent of Public Instruction