The main architect of American foreign policy and chief spokesperson to the rest of the world.

The President is expected to be “the representative of all the people.”

The main architect of the nation’s public policies

The Constitution gives the President complete control of the nation's armed forces

Which amendment placed limits on Presidential term length?

How much does the President get paid a year?

Which amendment made it clear that the Vice President will become President if the President is removed from office?

Who is 2nd in Presidential succession?

The Election of 1800 led to the creation of what Amendment?

Who tied Thomas Jefferson in electoral votes in the 1800 election?

Where does a party adopt its platform?

How many electors are needed in the electoral college to win the Presidency?

Which two states use the District Model in the electoral college?

In what year did the candidate win the popular vote, but not the electoral college?

At the polls, voters would vote directly for the President and Vice President instead of electors.

Each candidate would receive the same share of a State’s electoral vote as he or she received in the State’s popular vote.

Electors would be chosen the same way members of Congress are selected: each congressional district would select one elector, and two electors would be selected based on the overall popular vote in a State.

Who is the youngest person to ever assume the office of the Presidency?

Who is the oldest President to be elected?

Which one of these Parties has NOT had a president in office in the History of the United States?

Which President served more than 2 two terms, which inspired the 23rd Amendment (Term Limits)?

Which one of these Presidents did NOT serve as a military general?

How many US Presidents were the Sons of other Presidents?

How many Electoral Votes does Wisconsin have in the Electoral College?

How many Cabinet Secretaries/Departments are there in 2018?

How many TOTAL members of the Cabinet are there?