AP US Government › Presidential Procedures
The Tyler Precedent was established after the death of __________.
What was the “line-item” veto?
How many electoral votes are needed to win the Presidency?
An Executive Order allows the President to __________.
Who has the role of breaking a tie in the Senate?
Which President has been impeached (aka thrown out of office)?
Perhaps the most well-known Presidential power is the veto. Which of the following statements about vetoing practice is TRUE?
When it comes to diplomacy and national security, the President is entrusted with many crucial responsibilities, many of which only he is authorized to fulfill. Which of the following national security powers is the President NOT permitted to wield?
Which one of the powers listed below is a constitutional power that the president shares with the Senate?
The President has the constitutional authority to make treaties with other nations, subject to the agreement of __________.