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Civics Civics & &
EconEconJEOPARDYJEOPARDY
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Qualifications & Qualifications & termsterms
War and foreign War and foreign policypolicy
President’s President’s rôlesrôles
HistoryHistory
Checks n’ Checks n’ balancesbalances
Potpourri Potpourri F. J.F. J.
What is 35 What is 35 years of age?years of age?
The Constitutional age The Constitutional age requirement for the requirement for the
President President
What is a President’s What is a President’s term of office?term of office?
4 years4 years
What is the What is the Electoral College?Electoral College?
Elects the President of the Elects the President of the United StatesUnited States
What is the 22nd What is the 22nd Amendment?Amendment?
Limits the President to two Limits the President to two terms of officeterms of office
States that the Vice-States that the Vice-president becomes the president becomes the
President “in case of the President “in case of the removal of the President removal of the President
from office or his death or from office or his death or resignation”resignation”
What is the 25th What is the 25th Amendment?Amendment?
Issued by the President to Issued by the President to enforce or carry out a law enforce or carry out a law
What is an executive What is an executive order?order?
Title of the President’s Title of the President’s constitutional war powerconstitutional war power
What is Commander-in-What is Commander-in-Chief?Chief?
Formal arrangement Formal arrangement between the United States between the United States
and another countryand another country
What is a treaty?What is a treaty?
Daily Daily DoubleDouble
Passed by Congress in Passed by Congress in 1973 to limit the 1973 to limit the
President’s war powers President’s war powers and reclaim some of its and reclaim some of its
ownown
What is the War Powers What is the War Powers Act?Act?
Trade status given to Trade status given to another country as a another country as a reward or incentivereward or incentive
What is Most Favored Nation What is Most Favored Nation status [MFN]?status [MFN]?
President’s role when President’s role when attending the funeral of a attending the funeral of a
foreign leaderforeign leader
What is Chief of What is Chief of State or Chief State or Chief
Citizen?Citizen?
Rôle of the President Rôle of the President when he vetoes a billwhen he vetoes a bill
What is legislative What is legislative leader?leader?
Rôle played by the Rôle played by the president when concluding president when concluding an executive agreementan executive agreement
What is Chief What is Chief Diplomat?Diplomat?
Rôle of President when Rôle of President when carrying out the law carrying out the law
What is Chief What is Chief Executive?Executive?
Rôle of the President Rôle of the President when hiring, firing and when hiring, firing and running the Executive running the Executive
bureaucracy bureaucracy
What is Chief What is Chief Administrator?Administrator?
How the President How the President influences the Supreme influences the Supreme
Court for many yearsCourt for many years
What is to appoint What is to appoint justices to the Supreme justices to the Supreme
Court bench?Court bench?
The means by which a The means by which a President can be removed President can be removed
from officefrom office
What is What is impeachmentimpeachment??
Veto, threaten to veto, appeal Veto, threaten to veto, appeal directly to the American people, directly to the American people,
make deals with members of make deals with members of CongressCongress
What are ways the What are ways the President can influence President can influence
legislation?legislation?
Needed to enact Needed to enact Presidential Presidential
appointments and appointments and treatiestreaties
What is Senate What is Senate approval?approval?
Pardon, amnesty, stay, Pardon, amnesty, stay, and reprieveand reprieve
What are the President’s What are the President’s judicial powers?judicial powers?
The event that led to The event that led to passage of the War passage of the War Powers ResolutionPowers Resolution
What was the Vietnam What was the Vietnam War?War?
The only President to The only President to serve more than two serve more than two
terms terms
Who was Franklin D. Who was Franklin D. Roosevelt?Roosevelt?
The reason Gerald Ford The reason Gerald Ford became Presidentbecame President
What was the What was the resignation of Richard resignation of Richard
Nixon?Nixon?
President during the President during the Cuban Missile CrisisCuban Missile Crisis
Who was John F. Kennedy?Who was John F. Kennedy?
The two father-son The two father-son President combinationsPresident combinations
Who were John / John Quincy Who were John / John Quincy Adams, and George Bush, Sr. Adams, and George Bush, Sr.
/ George Bush, Jr.?/ George Bush, Jr.?
The part of the The part of the Constitution that Constitution that
establishes the office of establishes the office of President of the United President of the United
StatesStates
What is Article Two of the What is Article Two of the Constitution?Constitution?
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Formal speech in which Formal speech in which the President informs the President informs
Congress on the Congress on the condition of the nationcondition of the nation
What is the State of the What is the State of the Union Address?Union Address?
What is a 2/3 majority What is a 2/3 majority vote in both the House vote in both the House
and Senate?and Senate?How Congress can How Congress can
override a President’s vetooverride a President’s veto
What is the Judicial What is the Judicial Branch?Branch?
The branch of the federal The branch of the federal government that has no government that has no
successors to the successors to the Presidency Presidency
What are trade What are trade sanctions?sanctions?
Economic tool the Economic tool the President can use to President can use to punish or persuade punish or persuade
another nationanother nation
FINAL FINAL JEOPARDYJEOPARDY
CATEGORY
History
The policy of The policy of government government
programs FDR programs FDR proposed to lift the proposed to lift the nation out of the nation out of the
Great DepressionGreat Depression
What was the New What was the New Deal?Deal?
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