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Understanding U.S. Presidency: Roles, Qualifications & Amendments

Explore key aspects of the United States Presidency, from roles and duties to formal qualifications and constitutional amendments. Test your knowledge with engaging reading quizzes. Discover important historical facts and insights about the highest office in the U.S. government.

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Understanding U.S. Presidency: Roles, Qualifications & Amendments

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  1. 1. All the following are roles/duties of the United States except:A. Commander in ChiefB. Chief ExecutiveC. Chief DiplomatD. Chief Justice U.S./ Va. Gov: Reading Quiz #5: 10 points 2. All the following are formal qualifications for the United States Presidency except : A. Be at least 35 years oldB.  Four year college degreeC.  Natural born citizenD.  Lived in the U.S. for 14 years

  2. 3. President Franklin Roosevelt ran and was elected four times as the President of the U.S. To prevent future Presidents from following this precedent, the ______ Amendment was passed: A. 20thB.  21stC.  22ndD.  25th This Constitutional Amendment clarified the succession for the presidency: A. 20thB.  21stC.  22ndD.  25th

  3. The Vice President is only assigned two formal duties by the U.S. Constitution. The first is president of the U.S. Senate. What is the second? A. To chair the Senate Rules committeeB.  To help decide the question of presidential disabilityC.  To hand deliver bills to the PresidentD.  None of the above

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