POLS 2311 EXAM 3 CH 11 NOTES QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+
making treaties Ans✓✓✓Which one of the powers listed below is a
constitutional power that the president shares with the Senate?
White House staff Ans✓✓✓Which institutional resource is closest to the
president?
Supreme Court Ans✓✓✓In which institutional resource are leaders both
appointed by the president and approved by the Senate?
vice president Ans✓✓✓The position of __________ is a well-
recognized stepping-stone to the presidency.
They can be reversed by future presidents. Ans✓✓✓Why are executive
orders less enduring than formal laws?
vice president Ans✓✓✓Who has the role of breaking a tie in the Senate?
morale builder Ans✓✓✓FDR's "fireside" chats are an example of what
presidential role?
requires that presidents serve no more than two terms Ans✓✓✓What
does the Twenty Second Amendment do?
, executive memoranda Ans✓✓✓Based on the constitution's Take Care
Clause, ______ direct specific actions by government as a whole or
individual departments or agencies, but do not have the force of law.
George Washington Ans✓✓✓Which president was the first to veto
something?
impeachment Ans✓✓✓Congress can remove a president through
______.
George Washington Ans✓✓✓Who did the Framers expect to be the first
president of the US?
House can impeach by simple majority, and the senate can impeach by
2/3 majority. Ans✓✓✓What has to happen in Congress before the
President can be impeached?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ans✓✓✓Which president served four
consecutive terms, prompting 22nd amendment?
vice president Ans✓✓✓Throughout most of its history, the office of
____ was considered insignificant.
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+
making treaties Ans✓✓✓Which one of the powers listed below is a
constitutional power that the president shares with the Senate?
White House staff Ans✓✓✓Which institutional resource is closest to the
president?
Supreme Court Ans✓✓✓In which institutional resource are leaders both
appointed by the president and approved by the Senate?
vice president Ans✓✓✓The position of __________ is a well-
recognized stepping-stone to the presidency.
They can be reversed by future presidents. Ans✓✓✓Why are executive
orders less enduring than formal laws?
vice president Ans✓✓✓Who has the role of breaking a tie in the Senate?
morale builder Ans✓✓✓FDR's "fireside" chats are an example of what
presidential role?
requires that presidents serve no more than two terms Ans✓✓✓What
does the Twenty Second Amendment do?
, executive memoranda Ans✓✓✓Based on the constitution's Take Care
Clause, ______ direct specific actions by government as a whole or
individual departments or agencies, but do not have the force of law.
George Washington Ans✓✓✓Which president was the first to veto
something?
impeachment Ans✓✓✓Congress can remove a president through
______.
George Washington Ans✓✓✓Who did the Framers expect to be the first
president of the US?
House can impeach by simple majority, and the senate can impeach by
2/3 majority. Ans✓✓✓What has to happen in Congress before the
President can be impeached?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ans✓✓✓Which president served four
consecutive terms, prompting 22nd amendment?
vice president Ans✓✓✓Throughout most of its history, the office of
____ was considered insignificant.
