Instructor: Mr. Atwood, M.Ed.
Student Teacher
Email: atwoo005@cougars.csusm.edu
Valley High School, E.U.H.S.D.
Closed Note: The Executive Branch.
Instructions: Use the notes from
both the class presentations and discussions to the complete the sections
below.
QUESTIONS/MAINIDEA
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NOTES:
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1)
Constitutional
Requirements & the President?
2)
Is a primary
election a constitutional requirement?
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The Constitution outlines _____ things
the president is required to be in order to become president:
1)
2)
3)
A _________ election is a way of
____________ a candidate for the ____________ election
It is _______ addressed in the
Constitution, but a ___________ done by political __________.
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Summary
of notes:
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1)
What is the
difference between a closed and open primary?
2)What
is a National Convention & How does a presidential nominee win one?
Summary
of Notes:
What is a general election?
Why is the president also the
Commander in Chief
What is the War Powers Act and how did
it change the Presidents role as Commander In Chief?
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A __________
primary is an _________ to select the ________ for your party (democrat,
Republican, Green, Independent…Etc).
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You must
_________ your party ___________
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You can only
vote for someone ____ your ________.
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__________ allows
________ to state to ________ a ballot.
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An _____
primary ________ can vote for any _____ to select ___________ to run for office.
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The problem
is __________ sabotage by opposing
parties.
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The benefit is
that _________ is included and _______ choice is kept secret.
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A _________
Convention is where the __________ nominate “________ __________” to run for
office.
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Political
_____________ are made for the party
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____________
are examined by Convention ____________
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_________ vote
wins.
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The “________”
is __________
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A ________
___________ from a ___________ location than the presidential nominee is
____________.
_______________________________________________________
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The __________
is chosen for the __________ that the election is being _________ for:
(presidency, governorshiop, etc)
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The
_______________ in _________ is the __________.
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The __________
is the ___________ in charge of the __________.
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The President
can call out _________ forces with the _________ of ___________.
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The President
can __________ military decisions, but
_______ do.
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Example:
President ________ fired General ____________ for his role in ______________
the Korean War.
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The _______
powers Act (______) limited the power of the Commander In Chief by:
__________ that troops can be sent w/out _____________ approval, but:
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Must notify
__________ within ______ hours.
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Troops can
______ stay _______ days
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A ____________
resolution can be ________ by Congress to require return of _________
immediately.
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Summary of Notes
What is the difference between an
executive agreement and a treaty?
What types of jobs does the president
give to people?
What is the presidents job as our
Chief of State?
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The president
___________ treaties.He/she is also the __________ of diplomacy. He/she
__________ with foreign leaders on ________ of the U.S. Treaties must be
___________ by 2/3 of the ________.
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An
_____________ agreement is like a _______, but it can be made ___________
approval of the _________. It lasts only as ______ as the President ________
it to last.
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Appointments
(and appointees) must be approved by the _______. These federal jobs include:
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The __________ as a _____________
leader of our nation as in his ______ as Chief of State must:
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Summary of Notes:
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What does executive privilege allow
the president to hide from the public?
How can the president use his office
to “Faithfully execute” the law?
Why is the president required to give
a state of the Union Speech?
What is the difference between a
presidential pardon and a presidential reprieve?
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Executive
_________ is a power _____ stated in the _______________. But is a “_______”
of the president to ______________ information from the _______, Public,
and___________. Because it may ______________ the office of the ____________.
It is usually used to ___________ national ____________.
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Article II
section 3 of the Constitution States that the president must: “Take
______ that laws __ Faithfully
executed.” The president _______ priorities on which _____ to enforce. An
____________ order is a rule _____- by the president to ______ enforce a
treaty, a law, a _________ ruling, or
the Constitution.
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It is stated by
the ______________ to give information to congress on the “State of the
________.” And to “___________ _____________. After the president gives
Congress ___________ messages & reports during the State of the Union,
then the _____________ make laws reflective of that ______________.
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A presidential
________ is used to ________ a person from a crime. The ______________
on presidential pardons is that they
______ be used in ___________ and they can’t _________ violators of state
crimes.
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A presidential
__________ is a ________ in sentencing. It is ___________ used when
__________ is not a threat to society and it will __________ society to delay
a ___________
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Summary of Notes:
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