PPT-Roles of the President Chief Executive

The president works in the West Wing of the White House The Presidents main job is to carry out the laws passed by Congress The Oval Office Chief Executive The President must make sure that a wide range of laws are put into action He meets constantly with his inner circle the Executive Office of the President. The Road to the Presidency. The Presidential Primaries. In the early 1800s, congressional leaders held a caucus to select presidential candidates.. Supporters of Andrew Jackson criticized the caucus system for being elitist.. American Government. Qualifications. According to Article II Section 1 of the Constitution, the . formal requirements . to become president are. You must be a natural-born citizen of the U.S.. You must be at least 35 years old. Unit 4: Institutions . I. Constitutional . roles. . Chief legislator. Powers. Proposes legislation. Vetoes legislation (but lacks . line item veto- struck down by Supreme . Crt. . . conflict . w. Warm up. 1. List and briefly describe the 3 branches. 2. What is Congress made to do?. 3. Why does the Constitution call for a President?. US President. NC Governor. County Sheriff. City Mayor/. Police Chief. Power of the President. Persuasion. Political Skills. Mobilize influence, manage conflict, negotiate, and compromise. Popularity. Pocketbook. Executive Branch . How does he rate?. C-SPAN . POTUS Rankings . Article II. “. To be President of the United States is to be lonely, very lonely, at times of great decisions.. ”. - Harry S. Truman. The President’s Job Description. What are the President’s many roles?. - Identify and define the roles and formal and informal powers of the President.. Drill: . Which propaganda technique is this an example of?. Band-wagon. Testimonial. Glittery Generalities. Name-calling. What does it take to be a great president?. Demographic Characteristics . of U.S. Presidents . Male—100% . Protestant—97% . British ancestry—82%. College education—77% . Politicians—69% . Lawyers—62% . and . the Executive Branch. Section . 1 . The . President and Vice President. Article II of . the Constitution establishes the power of the Executive Branch. Their duty is to carry out laws passed by Congress. knowledge . of the executive branch of government. .. SSCG10e: Distinguish between the roles of the President, including Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, chief executive, chief agenda setter, chief of state, chief diplomat, and party leader. . B. Flaherty. Chair. Medical Advisory Committee. Dr. . P. Miller. Executive VP. Corporate Affairs & Strategy. L. Taylor Green. President. . Hamilton General . Hospital . T. Smith. President. McMaster Children’s . Executive Branch. Enforces laws made by Congress. Led by President. President appoints Cabinet. Section 1: The Presidency. The President . -the Chief Executive officer. -4 year term. . -Limited to 2 full terms or 10 years maximum. Article II, Section 1. Executive . Branch. Constitutional Requirements . to be President. Constitutional Requirements to be President. Natural born Citizen. 35 years old . Resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years. Roles of the President. The President of the United States has a very demanding job. . The Constitution outlines many of the duties of a president, but modern society and technology have also changed and expanded the expectations placed on a president in some ways. .