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5. Know the history of Presidential pardons

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5. Know the history of Presidential pardons

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Increase overtime

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15. A president's popularity _______________________________________________.

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Decreases throughout term. Besides Obama

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14. A presidential centered government took place under what president

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FDR

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11. What positions can the President appoint

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Federal judges, ambassadors, members of the cabinet, must be approved by senate

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9. What is an executive order

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Rule or regulation/ executive order from president that modifies law and public policy

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6. What is an executive agreement

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Agreement between president and leader of another country. Has same treaty does not have to be approved by senate

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10. The EPA was created by a

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Environmental protection agency. Invented by Executive order. During Richard Nixon presidency

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1. What are inherent powers

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Not written in constitution. Help to accomplish formal powers of the president

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13. What is one of the primary powers of the Vice President in the Senate

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Power to break a tie vote

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4. Know the War Powers Resolution Act of 1973

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President can send troops into harm's way for 60 days and can request an extension of 30 days, must report to congress. Has 48 hours to report

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12. Who is the White House Staff

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Counselors, advisors. President determines size of staff

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8. How does Congress override a Presidential veto

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2/3 vote in the house and the senate

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2. What are expressed powers

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Powers written in the constitution

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7. Purpose of the State of the Union address

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President tells house nation is doing. List of item they want congress to accomplish

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3. Who can declare war

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Congress

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