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A.P. Government Worksheet Chapter 13: The Presidency The American people tend to look to the president mainly as an administrator. responsible for economic policy. the foreign policymaker the chief foreign and domestic policymaker Presidents in the twentieth century generally attain office through getting elected vice-president first serving in the House and then running for President a non-partisan process the nomination and election process As agenda-builder and chief legislator, the President can Propose laws. veto laws Get congress to give priority to his policy agenda. All of the above His chief executive role places the President at the head of the a. Armed services b. cabinet. c. Federal bureaucracy. d. State Department A pocket veto is the situation in which the president Lets a bill die by neither signing nor vetoing it when Congress has adjourned. Rejects a congressional override. Lets a bill become law by neither vetoing nor signing it. Sends a law back to Congress with amendments and deletions of items he disapproves. In his role as economic manager and crisis manager, the president Uses secret diplomacy Tries to protect his own interests as well as the nation's. Tends to respond in accordance with his party platform. Relies on the Office of Management and Budget. An advantage of modern technology for today's Presidents is that Presidents can use mass media to enhance personal power. communicate directly with the masses. increase their visibility all of the above. Studies show that Presidential popularity Remains relatively stable during the first term of office. Has a roller coaster effect and is highest during the honeymoon period. Rises the longer he stays in office. Shows a downward spike whenever there is a national crisis. The notion of two Presidencies refers to The conflict between cabinet members and the president concerning national defense. The gap between the constitutional power of a President and the real power than comes form his popularity. The greater amount of Presidential power in foreign rather than domestic policy. Conflict between the white House staff and the President over the control of domestic policy. The President is usually more effective in handling foreign policy problems than domestic problems because He can make decisions in secret. He has better foreign policy advisors. military power is decisive Congress is less involved in foreign policy. Decision-making during both the Cuban missile crisis and the war in showed The frustration of Presidents in executing their war-making powers. The unquestioned power of Presidents in global matters. The effects of foreign policy on presidential popularity. The accountability of Presidents in foreign policies. In the the power to declare war is granted to the
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