Article 2 Flashcards

1
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Name the four sections of Article II

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  1. How the president and vice president are elected
  2. Powers of the president
  3. Duties of the president
  4. Impeachments
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2
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No member of Congress may be an elector

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Section 1

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3
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Duty to faithfully execute the laws

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Section 3

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4
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Fixed compensation during term of office

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Section 1

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5
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Duty to report on the state of the Union

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Section 3

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6
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Power to act as commander in chief of the armed forces

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Section 2

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7
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At least 35 years of age

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Section 1

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8
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Removable for treason

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Section 4

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9
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Power to make treaties

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Section 2

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10
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Chosen in a manner determined by the legislature of each state

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Section 1

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11
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General executive power

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Section 1

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12
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Only States have electors

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Section 1

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13
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Oath of office

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Section 1

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14
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High crimes and misdemeanors

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Section 4

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15
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Four year term of office

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Section 1

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16
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Advice and consent of the Senate

17
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Unlimited number of terms

18
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Power to appoint judges

19
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Power to convene Congress

20
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Concurrence of 2/3 of Senators present

21
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Duty to recommend legislation

22
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Removable for bribery

23
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One election. Most votes = president, next most vote = vice president

24
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Power to pardon offenses against the United States

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Number of senators + number of representatives
Section 1
26
If no candidate has a majority, Senate chooses the Vice President
Section 1
27
Power to appoint ambassadors
Section 2
28
Citizen since birth
Section 1
29
Emoluments Clause
Section 1
30
Electoral College
Section 1
31
Resident of the United States for the previous 14 years
Section 1
32
Inauguration Day
None
33
If no candidate has a majority, House of Representatives chooses the President
Section 1
34
Duty to commission Federal officers
Section 3
35
Power to appoint Federal officials if Congress is in recess
Section 2
36
Power to appoint Cabinet and other high officials
Section 2
37
Presidential disability, vacancy of office
None