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| as ______ the president can grant reprieves, pardons, and amnesty |
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| most common occupation of presidents |
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| person who serves as the ceremonial head of a countries govt and represents that country to the rest of the world |
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| person who serves as the ceremonial head of a countries govt and represents that country to the rest of the world |
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| president performs certain ceremonial functions, as a personal symbol of the nation |
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| as ___ the cheif diplomat directs teh foreign policy of the US and is the nations most important representatives in dealing with foreighn countries |
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| rold of the president in recognizing and interacting with foreign govts |
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| congress has come to expect the president to develop a _________ and to call on Congress to enact laws the president thinks are necessary |
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| becoems law without the presidents signature |
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| if the president does not senda bill back to congress within 10 working days, the bill |
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| Clinton vs. City of NY the supreme court declared this unconstitutional |
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| using press confereneces, public appearances, and televised events to arouse the public |
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| powers that are necessary to carry out the specific responsibilites of the president as set forth in the constition |
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| how often the president won his way on roll-call votes on which he took a clear position |
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| binding internation pact that is made between the president and another head of state and that does not require Senate apporval |
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| binding internation pact that is made between the president and another head of state and that does not require Senate apporval |
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| by law the president is required to inform congress within ___ days of amking an exec agreement. |
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| congress has onl decalred war ____ times |
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| War Powers resolution of 1973 |
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| requires the pres to inform congress within 48 hours before deploying troops |
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| War Powers Resolution prevents the pres from sending troops abroad for more than 60 days. IF ____ dont aauthorize a longer period, troops must be removed |
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| the briefcase containing the codes usd to launch nuclear attack |
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| power that has been claimed by the presidents to withhold info from, or to refuse to appead before, Congress or courts |
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| consisted of the heads of the exec departments and other officers whom the president may choose |
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| memener of the white house staff who meets with reporters and makes public announcments to the president |
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| Office of Managment and Budget Office |
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| agency that assists the presi in preparing and supervising the administration of the fed budget |
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| Council of Economic Advisors |
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| three member gruop that advises the president in economic matters |
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| national security council |
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| advises the president on domestic and foriegn matters concerning the safety and defense of the nation |
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| addresses the question of what should be done if the president becomes incapable of their duties |
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| both pres and vp are unable to be pres. |
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