Exam 13: The Presidency

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In 2004, the Supreme Court's _________ decision rejected attempts to deny habeas corpus protections to an enemy combatant who was a U.S. citizen because federal law prohibits such denial to U.S. citizens.

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In 1792, Congress passed the _________ Act, which designated the president pro tempore of the Senate as next in line to become president after the vice president and the Speaker of the House.

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The loosely knit unit of key organizations that report directly to the president is known as the

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Explain how the State of the Union address has evolved as a tool for the president.

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A presidential _________ is usually expressed as the percentage of the American public who say the president is doing a good job.

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Explain how the president can use what Theodore Roosevelt called "the bully pulpit. "

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_________, the hero of the Revolutionary War, whom the Framers had in mind for the office of the presidency, helped shape the idea of what a president should be.

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State the constitutional qualifications and succession requirements for the presidency.

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Dwight D. Eisenhower instituted a more formal staff structure in the White House, starting with the appointment of the first _________, Sherman Adams.

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President Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) described the office of the president as a(n) _________, where presidents could use the attention associated with the office to make a public argument in favor of or against a policy.

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Federal programs, such as Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, which pay out benefits to individuals based on specified set of eligibility criteria, are known as

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The presidential appointment process has two steps: nomination and approval by

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Although necessary, ________ are risky for presidents because they do not control the content or the process.

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Characterize the presidential power of commander in chief.

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When President Harry S. Truman integrated the U.S. military, he did so by utilizing

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Which president's fourth term in office prompted the Senate to propose the Twenty-Second Amendment that limits the president to two terms?

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After his resignation, President Richard Nixon was succeeded by

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Detail the impeachment process from start to finish. Make sure to include historical examples  from the text.

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Instead of providing the president with enumerated powers, the Framers _______ the president with a general grant of "executive power."

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As ________, the president directs all war efforts and military conflict.

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