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Content: the president has the greatest claim of any U.S. official to national leadership by virtue of reaching office through a national election. According to political scientist Richard Neustadt, a sign of presidential weakness is the
veto
Economic problems usually affect the public's confidence in
American presidents
The number of electoral voters a states has in the Electoral College is determined by what factor? the number of members it has in the House and the Senate
The relationship American citizens have with their presidents begins
before a president takes the oath of office. Political scientist Stephen Skowronek believes strong presidents
have a clear plan to achieve their goals. have a clear vision of where they want to lead the nation. Before any caucuses or primaries even occur, it is crucial for potential presidential candidates to
raise a lot of campaign money
Campaigns primarily use which of the following media to persuade undecided voters? television
The key to winning modern presidential elections is winning the states that
can provide the most electoral votes
Disagreement with Congress on Reconstruction policies led to the impeachment of _______________ and almost led to his removal of office. Andrew Johnson
After Vietnam, Congress sought to limit the ability of the presidents to commit the United States to war by passing the
War Powers Act. Which of the following describes the executive authority that the Constitution assigns the vice president? no executive authority
According to the stewardship theory of the U.S. presidency,
presidents are free to take any action they wish as long as it is not against the law.