| A | B |
|---|
| chief of state | head government of the U.S. symbol of all the people |
| chief executive | vested by the constuntition |
| chief sdministratror | federal government heading one of the largest goverenment machines |
| chief diplomat | main architecy of America foreign policy and the nations chief spokesperson |
| commander in chief | tha nations armed forces |
| chief legislator | main architect of its public policies |
| chief of party | the acknowleadge leader of the ploitical party that the executive branch |
| chief citizen | office automatically makes its profits |
| presidential succession | plan by which a vacancy in the presidecny would be filled |
| presidential electors | person electod by the votes t represent them in making it |
| electoral college | worked as the framers intendend only for a form selections |
| winner take all | candidate who won the preference vote automaticlly won the support of all delegates |
| keynote address | the high point of the first session |
| platform | basic statement of the partys prinicples and stands an major policy matters |
| electorate | mass of people who actually cast votes in an electon |
| bill | a law or drafts of laws presented to the house or senate |
| joint committee | members from both house |
| joint resolutions | measures that must be passed by both house |
| resoultions | deal with matters concerning either house alone and are taken up only by that house |
| rider | a provision not likely to pass on its own merit that is attachted |
