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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!The Presidency
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JEOPARDY!
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TermsThe
Presidency
Domestic
Policy
Foreign
PolicyAnalysis Shuffle
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A president’s claim of broad public support.
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Decision of the president not to spend money
appropriated by Congress.
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System of government in which the legislature selects
the prime minister or president.
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The rise in public approval of the president that follows a
crisis as Americans rally around the flag and the chief
executive.
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Clause in the Constitution that requires the president make sure the laws are faithfully
executed, even if they disagree with the purpose of
those laws.
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Presidential staff agency that serves as a clearing house for
expenditure requests and oversees the running of the
various government agencies.
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Advisory council for the president consisting of the
heads of the executive departments, the vice
president and other officials.
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The head of the White House Staff.
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The cluster of presidential staff agencies that help the
president carry out his responsibilities.
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What are four roles or hats the president wears. Explain
each.
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Explain the difference between a pocket veto, a veto
and a line-item veto.
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Why did the framers outline the powers of the president in
such broad terms?
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The tendency of president to learn more about doing their
jobs over time.
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After the vice president, who are the next three people in
line of succession for the presidency.
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What were three powers specifically granted to the
president in the Constitution?
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The president’s chief source of information and advice on
the economy.
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What historic controversies have arisen from the division
of War Power between Congress and the President?
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What is the National Security Council and identify three members of this council.
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Explain the how the War Powers Resolution of 1974
effects the president.
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Identify and explain the three foreign policy powers of the
president.
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The tendency of presidents to lose support over time.
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Explain James Barber’s theory of what makes a good
president.
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Explain Richard Neustadt’s theory of what makes a good
president.
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Identify two reasons why presidents rarely use the
cabinet as an advisory body?
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Explain four ways in which, although not mentioned in the Constitution, the president has
been able to strengthen his power.
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What is the electoral college, what is the formula for
calculating electoral votes, what is the total number of
votes and what is the magic number.
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What is a lame duck?
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Identify and explain one executive, one legislative and
one judicial power of the president.
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What are the six major stages in winning the White House and becoming president?
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What are three criticisms of the electoral college system? What would be one solution to the problems with the electoral
college?