Article 2 - Executive Branch Section 1 and 2

How may the President be removed from office?

He is ether impeached or resigns (Richard Nixon)

SECTION 2

Section 2

What are the three qualifications to be President of the United States

1. 35 Years of Age 2. Must live in the USA for 14 years 3. Born in the USA (Native) or a child of a US citizen

How long is a term for President

4 years

Foreign Ambassadors

Can pick ambassadors (With Senate Approval)

Supreme Court Justices

Can pick justices (With Senate Approval)

What is the responsibility to foreign nations

He is the voice of the government with other nations

What Must the President tell Congress

In January the President must tell the Congress looking over the Countries doings with the State of the Union speech.

Treaties

May make treaties with other countries (With Senate Approval)

Pardons

May pardon persons if crime against the government

Army/Navy/Militia

Must be the leader (Commander and Chief)

How are the number if state electors decided?

The Number of Senators and Representatives.

Who takes over if the President cannot do his work?

The Vice President

What is the main job of the Executive Branch?

To enforce the law.

Is the President paid? If so how much

Yes. $400,000 per year on average