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Content: 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. The percentage of survey respondents who say that they support the work the president is doing is known as the president's ______________ rating. approval
Which chamber of Congress has the power to impeach the president? House
Most U.S. presidents have
had prior government service. been male
been white
been protestant
The best opportunity presidents have to get Congress to pass policy initiatives is when
their party controls both houses of Congress
Presidents might not succeed in achieving certain goals if Congress does not provide the necessary funding them. This illustrates the governemnt's
separation of powers
A type of election that gives voters the power to select delegates who choose candidates is calleed
an indirect primary
Studies have shown that many voters decide to vote for a particular presidential candidate during
the national party conventions
A binding international agreement reached between the United States and other foreign nations that is subject to Senate approval is known as
a treaty
The beginning of a new presidential administration, which is often characterized by higher levels of public approval, is known as a
honeymoon period
Which president changed the nature of presidency at the beginning of the twentieth century, adopting what he called the stewardship theory of the presidency?