Who ratifies treaties made by the president?
	What role do these groups have in relationship to the president?  National Security Council, Cabinet, Executive Office, Pentagon
	Who confirms nominees to the Cabinet, Supreme Court made by the president?
	How many votes in Congress does it take to override a presidential veto?
	Under the War Powers Act, the president may send troops to a foreign country for _________ days.
	Define:  executive privilege, veto, treaty
	Does the president have more power in domestic or foreign policy?
	What is the electoral college?
	Some states have laws that require the electors in the state to vote the way that the people in their state vote?  T/F
	What was the holding (decision) in US v. Nixon?
	Can the president, on his own, make a law?
	Does the president present a yearly budget to the Congress?
	What are the requirements to be US president?
	How many electoral votes must a presidential candidate receive to be successful?
	Who was the only president to resign from office?
	What president(s) have been impeached?
	Review the roles of the president; be able to apply the roles to situations.
	Review the factors of presidential decision making; be able to apply them to situations.
	Who was the only president to be elected four times?  What amendment did he inspire? Which amendment established presidential succession?
	Who are the members of the National Security Council?
	What are the presidential powers in foreign policy, as listed in the Constitution?
	Review spectrum of foreign policy.
	Review foreign policy trends.
	Review foreign policy events.