Flashcards: Executive Power and Leadership — 16 cards

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1Question

Executive Departments — number?

Answer

15 departments lead federal agencies.

2Question

Cabinet — role?

Answer

Advises the President on policy.

3Question

Presidential Powers — example?

Answer

Issue executive orders and pardon.

4Question

Order of succession — first?

Answer

Vice President assumes presidency.

5Question

Vice President — main role?

Answer

Succession and presiding over Senate.

6Question

Limits on power — example?

Answer

Judicial review limits executive privilege.

7Question

Executive Order — meaning?

Answer

Presidential directive with force of law.

8Question

Treaty — approval needed?

Answer

Requires Senate two-thirds approval.

9Question

Presidential term — max?

Answer

Two four-year terms.

10Question

Qualifications — age?

Answer

At least 35 years old.

11Question

State & local executives — example?

Answer

Maryland Governor, Howard County Executive.

12Question

Lame duck period — duration?

Answer

From election to inauguration.

13Question

National Security Council — purpose?

Answer

Advises on military/foreign policy.

14Question

Office of Management & Budget — role?

Answer

Prepares federal budget, evaluates agencies.

15Question

Vice President — presides over?

Answer

U.S. Senate sessions.

16Question

Executive Privilege — define?

Answer

Confidentiality of presidential communications.

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1. How many executive departments are part of the federal government, advising the President and implementing policies?

2. What is a primary cause that has led to the imposition of limits on presidential power?

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