Chapter 2

What part of the Constitution sets the qualifications for Presidency?

What’s the age minimum for Presidency?

People of what legal status are qualified for Presidency?

How long must you reside in the US for in order to qualify for Presidency?

What is necessary to become President?

What institution of the democratic process must a Presidential candidate require a majority of votes in to become President?

If no majority in Electoral College votes is reached, how is voting conducted by the House of Representatives?

What’s another name for President?

What term refers to the act of appointing, putting someone forth in an office position?

What term refers to the dismissal of someone from a job or office?

What term refers to a cancellation or postponement of a punishment?

What term refers to the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense?

What’s another title for President?

Who has war declaring powers?

What term refers to an agreement between the US President and another foreign leader?

What term refers to the power of President to reject legislation?

Who has power to override Presidential vetoes?

What term refers to a rule or regulation issued by the President that has the effect of a law?

What term refers to the discretionary right claimed by certain US Presidents to withhold information from Congress or the Judiciary?

What famous Supreme Court case displays the limited use of executive privilege?

What part of the Constitution gives the House of Representatives power to impeach?

What is required for the Senate to conduct a trial of impeachment?

What number of votes within the Senate is needed to impeach?

What office position is tasked with supporting the President?

What amendment establishes the concept of Presidential Succession, establishing the notion that a Vice President is to step into the office of President if the President dies or steps down?