Question

government unit 4a quiz
1 - jus sotei
2 - jus sanguinis
3 - executive
4 - cabinet
5 - agency
7 - execute
8 - electoral college
9 - succession
10 - chief executive
11 - head of state
12 - commander in chief
13 - party leader
14 - diplomat
15 - veto
16 - executive order
17 - impeachment
18 - vice president
19 - 12th amendment
20 - 22nd amendment
a - group of advisers who help the president carry out his duties
b - formal removal from office initiated by the house of representatives
c - second in line for the presidency if the president dies or leaves office
d - to carry out - the function of the presidential branch of government
e - limits the president to two terms
f - government entity to deal with a single issue - faa, fbi cia etc
g - role of the president as leader of the military
h - called for the president and vice president to be elected on separate ballots
i - right of the blood - citizenship bestowed on the children of citizens
j - when the president acts as the spokesman for america
k - only role of the president not in the constitution.
l - group that actually elects the president
m - when the president formally rejects a bill passed by congress
n - right of the soil - citizenship bestowed by being born on american soil
o - the presidents role in overseeing foreign affairs
p - formalized line of who would take the presidents place
q - person who has power to put laws, actions, and plans into effect
r - presidents directions to the executive department - has the force of law
s - public persona who officially embodies a state in its unity and legitimacy.

Explanation:

1. Jus Soli - N. Right of the soil - citizenship bestowed by being born on American soil. It is a principle for determining citizenship based on place - of - birth.
2. Jus Sanguinis - I. Right of the blood - citizenship bestowed on the children of citizens. It is a principle for determining citizenship based on descent.
3. Executive - D. To carry out the function of the presidential branch of government. The executive branch is responsible for implementing laws.
4. Cabinet - A. A group of advisers who help the president carry out his duties. The cabinet is a key advisory body for the president.
5. Agency - F. Government entity to deal with a single issue - FAA, FBI, CIA etc. Government agencies are specialized in specific areas.
6. Execute - Q. Person who has power to put laws, actions, and plans into effect. To execute means to carry out or implement.
7. Electoral college - L. Group that actually elects the president. The Electoral College is the body that elects the U.S. president.
8. Succession - P. Formalized line of who would take the president's place. Succession refers to the order of who takes over if the president leaves office.
9. Chief executive - Q. Person who has power to put laws, actions, and plans into effect. The president as chief executive has this power.
10. Head of State - S. Public persona who officially embodies a state in its unity and legitimacy. The president serves as the head of state.
11. Commander in Chief - G. Role of the president as leader of the military. The president is the commander - in - chief of the armed forces.
12. Party leader - K. Only role of the president not in the constitution. The role of party leader is an informal role.
13. Diplomat - O. The president's role in overseeing foreign affairs. The president is involved in diplomatic activities.
14. Veto - M. When the president formally rejects a bill passed by congress. The veto is a power of the president over legislation.
15. Executive Order - R. President's directions to the executive department - has the force of law. Executive orders are directives from the president.
16. Impeachment - B. Formal removal from office initiated by the House of Representatives. Impeachment is a process for removing a president from office.
17. Vice President - C. Second in line for the presidency if the president dies or leaves office. The vice - president is next in the line of succession.
18. 12th amendment - H. Called for the president and vice president to be elected on separate ballots. The 12th amendment changed the electoral process.
19. 22nd amendment - E. Limits the president to two terms. The 22nd amendment sets term limits for the president.

Answer:

1. N. Right of the soil - citizenship bestowed by being born on American soil
2. I. Right of the blood - citizenship bestowed on the children of citizens
3. D. To carry out the function of the presidential branch of government
4. A. A group of advisers who help the president carry out his duties
5. F. Government entity to deal with a single issue - FAA, FBI, CIA etc
6. Q. Person who has power to put laws, actions, and plans into effect
7. L. Group that actually elects the president
8. P. Formalized line of who would take the president's place
9. Q. Person who has power to put laws, actions, and plans into effect
10. S. Public persona who officially embodies a state in its unity and legitimacy
11. G. Role of the president as leader of the military
12. K. Only role of the president not in the constitution
13. O. The president's role in overseeing foreign affairs
14. M. When the president formally rejects a bill passed by congress
15. R. President's directions to the executive department - has the force of law
16. B. Formal removal from office initiated by the House of Representatives
17. C. Second in line for the presidency if the president dies or leaves office
18. H. Called for the president and vice president to be elected on separate ballots
19. E. Limits the president to two terms