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What is the role of the Chief of State?
What is the role of the Chief of State?
What powers does the Chief Executive possess?
What powers does the Chief Executive possess?
The executive power of the United States as vested by the Constitution.
Who is referred to as the Chief Administrator?
Who is referred to as the Chief Administrator?
The director of the huge executive branch of the federal government.
What is the role of the Chief Diplomat?
What is the role of the Chief Diplomat?
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What does the Commander in Chief control?
What does the Commander in Chief control?
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What is the function of the Chief Legislator?
What is the function of the Chief Legislator?
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Who is the Chief of Party?
Who is the Chief of Party?
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What is expected of the Chief Citizen?
What is expected of the Chief Citizen?
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What are the roles that the president has?
What are the roles that the president has?
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What are the formal qualifications for someone to become president?
What are the formal qualifications for someone to become president?
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How many terms can each president serve?
How many terms can each president serve?
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How can a president serve more than eight years in office?
How can a president serve more than eight years in office?
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How much does the president make each year?
How much does the president make each year?
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Study Notes
Presidential Roles
- Chief of State: Ceremonial head of government; symbolizes the nation and its people.
- Chief Executive: Holds the executive power of the United States as vested by the Constitution.
- Chief Administrator: Director of the federal executive branch, overseeing federal agencies and operations.
- Chief Diplomat: Main architect of foreign policy; represents the nation internationally.
- Commander in Chief: Has control over the armed forces and military operations.
- Chief Legislator: Principal architect of public policies; influences legislative processes.
- Chief of Party: Recognized leader of the political party in control of the executive branch.
- Chief Citizen: Expected to represent the interests of all citizens, acting in their best interests.
Presidential Qualifications and Terms
- Formal Qualifications: Must be a natural born citizen of the U.S., at least 35 years old, and a resident for 14 years.
- Term Limits: Presidents can serve a maximum of two full terms in office.
- Extended Service: A president may serve more than eight years if they complete a predecessor's term following mid-term succession before pursuing two full terms.
Presidential Compensation
- Annual Salary: The president earns $400,000 per year; with an additional $50,000 expense allowance, total compensation reaches $450,000.
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Description
This quiz covers the key concepts of the President's job description as outlined in Government Chapter 13-1. Learn about the various roles the President embodies, such as Chief of State and Chief Executive, and understand their significance in the U.S. government.
