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In the history of the United States, four presidents have been removed from office by Congress.

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When was the Executive Office of the President created?


A) 1776
B) 1860
C) 1902
D) 1939
E) 1956

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The president serves a ___-year term of office.


A) six
B) four
C) five
D) two
E) eight

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The joint listing of the presidential and vice presidential candidates on the same ballot is called a presidential ticket.

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Over the course of American history, the power of the president has grown.

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A formal, public agreement between the United States and one or more nations that must be approved by two-thirds of the Senate is known as a(n)


A) executive agreement.
B) executive prerogative.
C) trade alliance.
D) international organization.
E) treaty.

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Which of the following is a formal qualification to serve as president?


A) At least 45 years of age
B) Live in the same state for at least 10 years prior to election
C) Member of a major political party
D) Natural-born citizen
E) Reside in the United States at least 25 years prior to election

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Powers that grow out of the very existence of government are known as


A) explicit powers.
B) inherent powers.
C) legislative powers.
D) enumerated powers.
E) unknown powers.

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Removal of the president from office begins with impeachment in the House of Representatives.

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A formal agreement between the U.S.president and the leaders of other nations that does NOT require Senate approval is called a(n)


A) treaty.
B) executive privilege.
C) executive agreement.
D) recess appointment.
E) abuse of power.

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Presidents Franklin D.Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson both allowed White House staff to fight each other for access to the Oval Office.These are examples of the ____________ approach to managing the White House staff.


A) adversarial
B) groupthink
C) competitive
D) hierarchical
E) collegial

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A formal accusation against the president or another public official is called


A) perjury.
B) obstruction of justice.
C) impeachment.
D) pardon.
E) removal.

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If the president does NOT sign a bill within ten days of receiving it and Congress is still in session, the bill


A) returns to Congress for another vote by both chambers.
B) becomes law.
C) must be reintroduced.
D) dies through a pocket veto.
E) goes to the Supreme Court for action.

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The cabinet receives prominent mention in the Constitution.

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The president has the authority to pardon individuals convicted of federal crimes.

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In a parliamentary system, the legislature selects the prime minister or president.

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A rally point is a rise in public approval of the president that follows a crisis.

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The president's power to deploy American armed forces without a formal declaration of war has been demonstrated many times in recent years.

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Table 12-1 shows that people think the president has the least influence over


A) the way other countries view the United States.
B) housing prices.
C) taxes.
D) health care costs.
E) the federal budget deficit.

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The presidential cabinet is specifically mentioned in the Constitution.

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