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Unit 3 – The Executive Branch The First Quiz Review!
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What do Democrats believe?
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Larger government, helping those who the market system has failed, prochoice, pro-gun control, higher taxes on those who can afford it.
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What do Republicans believe?
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Lower taxes, smaller government, allow the market place to make jobs for those who need it, prolife, pro 2 nd Amendment
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Who approves or ratifies the President’s appointments to the Supreme Court?
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The Senate, and only the Senate
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What are the requirements to be the President of the US?
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35 years old, a natural born citizen, and a resident of the US for the past 14 years
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What is the 25 th Amendment?
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Provides for transition of power should something happen to the president or VP…the VP can have the President removed from office with a majority of the cabinet’s approval
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How does the Electoral College work?
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Works well…or not, depending on your viewpoint…each state gets the same # of electors as they have representation in Congress…as the state goes, so does the elector’s votes.
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If no candidate for President gets a majority of votes, who gets to decide the election?
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The United States House of Representatives, because they’re based on population
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What is the State of the Union Address?
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Biggest speech of the year for POTUS, it outlines the President’s legislative agenda for the upcoming year!!
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What is the cabinet and how many are there?
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Well, there’s only one cabinet but there are 15 members, they are the heads of the different branches of the executive branch
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Who are the most influential members of the cabinet?
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State (foreign affairs), Defense (the Army), Treasury (Economy), and Justice (American judicial system)
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What is the line of succession, based on the 25 th Amendment?
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Vpotus, Speaker of the House, President Pro Tempore (Senate), then the cabinet in order of creation.
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What is the role of third party candidates in American elections?
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Usually, they end up splitting the vote among a party, or their ideas simply get absorbed by one of the major parties and they go away. Unlikely to ever get elected.
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The End!
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