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A comprehensive overview of the duties, roles, and responsibilities of the president of the united states, including their role as the head of the executive branch, chief executive, chief diplomat, commander-in-chief, legislative leader, economic leader, and party leader. It also covers important concepts related to the presidency, such as the presidential succession act, the 25th amendment, foreign policy, national security, treaties, executive agreements, the marshall plan, trade sanctions and embargoes, the role of congress in foreign policy, the cabinet, and the tools of foreign policy. Likely intended to serve as a study guide or reference material for an exam or course on the executive branch and the presidency.
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what are the duties of the president - Answer- head of 1 branch, symbol of both government and people, job is to execute and carry out the laws passed by congress, can veto bills, can call congress into special session, recieves leaders and ither officials of foreign countries, can make treaties with approval of senate, names the heads of executive agencies, judges, ambassadors, and other officials with senate approval, can pardon what are the presidential roles - Answer- Chief executive, Chief diplomat, head of state, commander in chief, legislative leader, economic leader, party leader chief executive - Answer- carries out laws, executive order, names justices and judges, can pardon, reprieve, or grant amnesty pardon - Answer- declares forgiveness and freedom from punishment Chief diplomat - Answer- decides how U.S. acts towards other countries, appoints ambassadors reprieve - Answer- delays punishing of someone until a higher court can hear the case amnesty - Answer- a pardon for a large group of people ambassador - Answer- officials who represent the U.S in other nations head of state - Answer- builds goodwill with other countries, greets diplomats, represents americans at ceremonies commander in chief - Answer- backs up decisions with force, shares power with congress to make war, war powers resolution War powers resolution - Answer- commander in chief can send troops into battle without congress's permission as long as he gives congress 48 prior notice, and that they are back within 60 days if congress doesn't approve legislative leader - Answer- proposes new laws, can veto and pass laws economic leader - Answer- plans a federal government budget, helps countries economy party leader - Answer- helps party raise money, leader of his political party
1947 presidential succession act - Answer- lists succession chart name first 7 in succession chart - Answer- VP, speaker of house, president pro tempore, sec. of state, sec. of treasury, sec. of defense, attorney general 25th amendment - Answer- 1967, makes clear if prez dies or leaves office the vp becomes president and chooses new vp, allows VP to take over presidency if president is not fit foreign policy - Answer- a nations plan for dealing with another nation national security - Answer- the ability to keep the country safe treaties - Answer- formal agreements between the government and two or more countries executive agreement - Answer- an agreement between the president and the leader another country how must a treaty be approved - Answer- 2/3 vote of senate marshall plan - Answer- a program to help rebuild western europe after WWII trade sanctions - Answer- a block on trade with another nation trade embargo - Answer- an agreement with other nations to not trade with a certain nation how does congress play a role in foreign policy - Answer- approves ambassadors, sets tariffs, and approves treaties cabinet - Answer- a group of heads of multiple departments which advise the president what are 15 departments - Answer- department of: state, treasury, defence, justice, the interior, africulture, commerce, labor, health and human services, house and urban development, transportation, energy, education, veterans affairs, homeland security cabinet responsibilities - Answer- give president advice, carries out work in their department, meets with president electors - Answer- members of the electoral college executive order - Answer- A rule issued by the president that has the force of law