13. The Presidency.
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13. The Presidency.
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The President’s Job Description.
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Presidential Succession and the Vice Presidency.
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Presidential Succession and the Vice Presidency.
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Presidential Nominations.
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The Election.
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chief of state
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chief of statethe President; he is the ceremonial head of the
government of the United States, the symbol of all the people in the nation
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chief executive
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chief executivethe President is vested by the Constitution with “the Executive Power” of the United States “the
most powerful office in the world”
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chief administrator
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chief administrator
the director of the huge executive branch of the Federal Government
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chief diplomat
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chief diplomatthe main architect of American foreign policy and the nation’s chief spokesperson to the rest of the
world
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commander in chief
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commander in chief
President is leader of the Nation’s armed forces, 1.4 million men and women in uniform
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chief legislator
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chief legislatorthe President is the main architect of its public
policies
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chief of party
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chief of partythe President is the acknowledge leader of the
political party that controls the executive branch
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chief citizen
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chief citizenthe President is expected to be “the representative
of all the people”
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presidential succession
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presidential succession
the scheme by which a presidential vacancy is filled
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Presidential Succession Act
of 1947
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Vice President, Speaker of the House, President pro term of the Senate, and …
Presidential Succession Act
of 1947
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balance the ticket
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balance the ticket
presidential candidate chooses a running mate who can strengthen his chance of being elected by virtue
of certain ideological, geographic, racial, ethnic, gender or …
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presidential electors
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presidential electors
electors that cast two electoral votes
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electoral votes
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electoral votesvotes cast by the presidential electors
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electoral college
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electoral collegegroup of people (electors) chosen from each State and the District of Columbia to formally select the
President and Vice President
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winner-take-all
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winner-take-allthe candidate who won the performance vote automatically won the support of all delegates
chosen at the primary; currently not in use
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presidential primary
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presidential primary
1) Choose some or all of a State party organization’s delegates to their party’s national
convention2) Express a preference among various contenders
for their party’s presidential nomination
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proportional representation
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proportional representation
Any candidate who wins at least 15 percent of the vote cast in a primary gets the number of the states Democratic Convention delegates that
correspond to his or her share of that primary vote
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national convention
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national convention
meetings at which the delegates vote to pick their presidential and vice-presidential candidates
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platform
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platformthe party’s formal statement of basic principles,
stands on major policy matters, and objectives for the campaign and beyond
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keynote address
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keynote addressusually a barnburner, delivered by one of the
party’s most accomplished orators
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district plan
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district planthe electors would be chosen in each State in the
same way as members of Congress
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proportional plan
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proportional plan
each presidential candidate would receive the same share of a state’s electoral vote as he or she
received in the state’s popular vote
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direct popular election
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direct popular election
each vote would count equally in the national result
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electoratethe mass of people who can cast votes in an election
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electoratethe mass of people who can cast votes in an election
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national bonus plan
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national bonus plan
a national pool of 102 electoral votes would be awarded to the winner of the popular vote and
then…
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The Executive Branch – Constitutional Principles.
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Gifts to the Presidents.
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Voices on Government.
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John F. Kennedy.
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F.D.R.
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The Presidency.
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Benefits of the Presidency.
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Presidential Succession.
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Interpreting Political Cartoons.
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Vice Presidents Who Succeeded to the Presidency.
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An Active Vice President.
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Choosing the Vice President.
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George Washington’s Inauguration.
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The Framers’ Plan for the Electoral College
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Election of 1800
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National Convention Sites.
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Campaigning Then and Now.
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Getting a Head Start.
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Interpreting Political Cartoons.
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A Hard-to-Get Ticket.
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Sound Bites.
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New York.
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Electoral Votes of Each State, 2004.
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Popular Vote vs. Electoral Vote.
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Interpreting Political Cartoons.
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Analyzing Political Cartoons.