The Executive Branch of Government - PowerPoint Game

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CategoriesAbout the President Benefits Duties Policies Past Presidents

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Final Jeopardy

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This man, who was also the commander of the continental army, also became known as the first president of the United States.

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George Washington

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These qualifications for the presidency include such things as being at least 35 years in age, residing in the US for 14 or more years and this third requirement.Click for answer

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Being a natural born citizen.

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This amendment limited the President to 2 four-year terms.

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22nd amdendment

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The succession of the Presidency is set up in such a way that there will always be someone to step up in case of an emergency. Of course, the Vice President is after the president, but this man is after the vice president.

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Speaker of the House

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These two types of election polls contribute to how the President is picked

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Popular Vote and Electoral College

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This is the amount of the President’s annual salary

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$400,000

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This camp serves as a retreat for the President.

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Camp David

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This is the jet that the President uses exclusively for himself and his work.

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Air Force 1

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This house serves as the living space for the President and his family during his time in office.

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The White House

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In addition to the President’s salary, the President also receives money for these two things.

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Expenses and Travel

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This is a pardon towards a group of people.

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Amnesty

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The President can pardon or reduce the penalties against people who’ve committed these types of crimes.

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Federal Crimes

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This is what gives the President rule or command that has the force or law.

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Executive Order

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This person i9s also Commander in Chief of the army.

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The President

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The President, as an Economic Leader, creates this every year.

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Federal Budget

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This concept is when there is peace in the world.

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World Piece

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This is the nation’s overall plan on how it deals with other countries.

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Foreign Policy

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This encourages peace and helps protect our own national security.

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Promotion of Democracy

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This person is an official representative of one’s government

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Ambassador

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This type of aid comes in the form of money, food, military assistance or other supplies.

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Foreign Aid

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This President signed the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Abraham Lincoln

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This man is the current speaker of the house.

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Speaker Baner