text: 1- Speaker of the House\n2- Vice president.... Senate President Pro Tem\n3- to a conference committee made of senators and reps who will negotiate\n4-create laws....leading the federal gov't (commander- in-chief of the armed forces, and negotiating treaties with other countries. He also must sign bills that are passed in Congress (and can veto those he doesn't approve). The President also represents our nation around the world when he meets with the leaders of other governments)\n5- used to determine the way the electoral college will vote... elec toral college\n6- president and his cabinet\n7- As commander-in-chief he can call into federal service the state units of the National Guard, and during times of war or emergencies that affect our nation, Congress can grant the president increased powers to help protect national security. He can make treaties with other countries (that the Senate must ratify with a 2/3 vote). And only the president can authorize the use of nuclear weapons.\n8- signing a bill, vetoing a bill, or allowing a bill to become law without signing it if the bill goes 10 days on his desk without b eing signed.  However, if congress adjourns before the 10 days is up, and the president does not sign the bill, it is a pocket veto.l  This allows the president to veto a bill in a way in which it can not be overridden by a 2/3 majority in congress because they can not vote when they are not in session.\n9- a) 2/3 of congress (both house and senate) must propose, or 2/3 of the states must ask congress to call a national convention to  propose