Chapter 8 Study Guide
· 30 questions
· True/false, Multiple Choice, Matching
· DBQ questions
· Short and extended response
· Study vocabulary
1. List the first five people in the line of succession after the president and vice president.
2. Who has the power to declare war?
3. Is the president allowed to raise money for his political party?
4. Who approves cabinet members?
5. List the qualifications for becoming president of the United States.
6. How is the number of electoral votes figured out?
7. What is foreign aid?
8. What is the president’s cabinet? Why does he need them?
9. What is the job of the Office of Management and Budget?
10. Who takes care of the president’s schedule?
11. What is the main job of the president?
12. What is the Civil Service Reform Act of 1883?
13. What is the federal bureaucracy?
14. How does Congress and the president impact foreign policy?
15. Why have the legislative branch and executive branch struggled for power over foreign policy?
16. What are the goals of foreign policy?
17. Describe the difference between an executive agreement and a treaty.
18. Name 3 powers given to the president in the Constitution.
19. Which officials make up the National Security Council?
20. How does the president fulfill the constitutional requirement to tell Congress about the state of the union?
21. Describe the 22nd Amendment.
22. What influence does the president have over Congress?
23. Who has to approve treaties that presidents make with foreign countries?
24. What might a president do to encourage a foreign country to change its policy?
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