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How old must the president be?
How old must the president be?
At least 35 years old
What is the rule on citizenship to be president?
What is the rule on citizenship to be president?
You must be a natural-born citizen (born in the U.S.A)
How long must you live in the country to be president?
How long must you live in the country to be president?
14 years
How many votes are needed by the Electoral College to become president?
How many votes are needed by the Electoral College to become president?
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What state has the most Electoral College votes?
What state has the most Electoral College votes?
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What is the role of the president as Commander in Chief?
What is the role of the president as Commander in Chief?
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What is the role of the president as Chief of State?
What is the role of the president as Chief of State?
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What is the role of the president as Chief Executive?
What is the role of the president as Chief Executive?
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What is the role of the president as Chief Legislature?
What is the role of the president as Chief Legislature?
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What is the role of the president as Chief Guardian of Economy?
What is the role of the president as Chief Guardian of Economy?
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What is the role of the president as Chief Diplomat?
What is the role of the president as Chief Diplomat?
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Study Notes
Presidential Requirements
- Minimum age to become president is 35 years.
- Must be a natural-born citizen, meaning born in the USA.
- Residency requirement: must live in the United States for at least 14 years.
Electoral College
- A total of 270 votes from the Electoral College are required to win the presidency.
- California has the highest number of Electoral College votes due to its large population.
Roles of the President
- Commander in Chief: Supervises the military and can inspect naval installations.
- Chief of State: Acts as the representative of the nation, delivering speeches and presenting awards.
- Chief Executive: Responsible for enforcing the Constitution and federal laws.
- Chief Legislator: Signs bills into law and encourages public participation in voting.
- Chief Guardian of the Economy: Focuses on issues related to jobs, trade, unemployment, and industry growth.
- Chief Diplomat: Engages with foreign leaders, hosts international visitors, and travels abroad to foster diplomatic relations.
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Test your knowledge on the essential requirements to become the President of the United States. This quiz covers age, citizenship, residency, and the Electoral College vote needed for election. Perfect for anyone interested in American government and civics.