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Name _____________________________
Date ___________________
The Executive Branch
(Answer ID # 0715752)
Complete the puzzle.
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1.  The 15th Amendment to the Constitution gave ____ American males the right to be elected president.
2.  It was not until the 19th Amendment to the Constitution in 1920 that ____ had the right to be elected president.
3.  The Speaker of the ____ is the third person in line to become president if something happens to both the president and the vice-president.
4.  The people who head the major departments in the executive branch and advise the president.
5.  The number of years a president is elected to serve.
6.  The president's annual speech to the Congress is called the State of the ____ address.
7.  If a president does not want a bill passed by Congress to become law, the president can ____ the bill.
8.  Election Day is held in this month.
9.  One way a president can be removed from office is if he is ____ by Congress.
10.  The chamber of Congress that must approve all of the president's executive and judicial appointments.
11.  The president is the ____ executive officer of the federal government.
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12.  The president can agree to ____ with foreign governments, which the Senate is then required to approve by a two-thirds majority.
13.  A person can only become president if they were ____ in the United States.
14.  The ____ branch's main duty is to administer and enforce the laws of the United States.
15.  A president can ____ someone who has been convicted of a crime.
16.  The number of terms a president may serve.
17.  The minimum age required to be president of the United States is ____-five.
18.  In ____ elections, the political parties choose their presidential nominees.
19.  Election Day is held on this day of the week.
20.  This is the place where the president lives. (2 words - include space in puzzle)
21.  The president is the ____ of the nation's armed forces. (3 words - include spaces in puzzle)
22.  The president is not elected directly by the people; members of the ____ elect the president. (2 words - include space in puzzle)
23.  The minimum number of years of residence in the United States required to be elected president.
24.  If the president vetoes a bill, Congress can ____ the veto by a two-thirds majority.
25.  It is their job to protect the president, the vice-president, and their families. (2 words - include space in puzzle)
26.  The president nominates all judges to the ____ Court.
27.  The Constitution originally restricted the president to ____ ____. (2 words - include space in puzzle)

 


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