1). All are roles of the President except: - Passing laws - Commander-in-Chief - Leader of their political party - Head of State 2.) All are powers of the President except: - Deciding what bills are constitutional - Appointing heads of federal agencies - Making treaties - Issuing Executive Orders 3). What is Going Public? - Taking programs directly to the public - Being out in public - Taking programs directly to Congress - Nominating a department head 4). Who elects the President? - The electoral college - Voters - State Legislatures - The House of Representatives 5). What is an Issue Network? - An alliance of various interest groups - An alliance of elected officials - An alliance of interest groups and elected officials - An alliance of interest groups and elected official's staffs 6). What are Mandatory Reports? - Reports that federal agencies must submit to Congress -Reports that federal agencies must submit to the Office of Management and Budget - Reports that federal agencies must submit to the chief of staff - Reports that federal agencies must submit to agency heads 7). What is Divided Government? - When control of the executive branch and legislative branches are split between political parties - When the Senate and House of Representatives are split between political parties - When cabinet agency heads are split between political parties - When members of the Supreme Court are not from the same party 8). What is Executive Privilege? - Presidents withholding information to the public - The Supreme Court withholding information - Congress withholding information - Presidents being able to withhold information related to criminal acts 9). Do Executive Orders have the weight of law? - Yes - No - Sometimes - Yes, if Congress approves it 10). When is the presidential annual budget due to Congress? - First Monday in February - First Monday in March - First Monday in April - The President does not submit a budget to Congress