| A | B |
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| Article II | Establish the Executive Branch |
| Commander-in-chief | Civilian control of the Military |
| Chief of State | Ceremonial head of government |
| Chief Legislator | Checks and Balaces control of the Legislative branch by using different forms of Vetos |
| Line Item Veto | The removal of a specific item from proposed legislation |
| Pocket Veto | President's Power to do nothing to legislation in which he doesn't agree with |
| 2/3 Majority | Number of votes needed for the Senate to override a Veto |
| Chief Diplomat | Role of President to appoint ambassadors to foreign nations. |
| 4 year | Length of time a President may be in officer per term. |
| 2 terms | Number of consecutive terms a president may hold office. |
| Impeachment | Process by which a president may be removed from office |
| Executive Orders | Method by which a President can impose temporary legislation or action. |
| Electoral College | Body of congressmen who directly votes for a President |
| Popular Vote | The citizen's vote for a President. |
| Supreme Court | those who preside over Impeachment proceedings |
