Which is which? the item bank to its corresponding match. Commander in Chief Chief Executive Party Leader Chief Diplomat Chief Legislator State Of the Union
1.In this role, the president directs U.S. foreign policy.
2. This term refers to the role of the President as the head of all of the branches of the military.
3. In this role, the President is seen as the head of the political organization to which he/she belongs.
4. In this role the President is seen a the highest, most public representative of a nation-state.
5. In this role, the President acts at the head of the branch of government that is responsible for enforcing laws passed by Congress.
6. The President of the United States carries out this role by proposing bills to Congress, signing bills into law, and veto bills.
1. Chief Diplomat
2. Commander in Chief
3. Party Leader
4. Chief Executive
5. State of the Union
6. Chief Legislator
1. Chief Diplomat
2. Commander in Chief
3. Party Leader
4. Chief Executive
5. Chief Legislator
6. State of the Union
To match each role with its corresponding term:
1. In this role, the president directs U.S. foreign policy.
- Term: Chief Diplomat
2. This term refers to the role of the President as the head of all of the branches of the military.
- Term: Commander in Chief
3. In this role, the President is seen as the head of the political organization to which he/she belongs.
- Term: Party Leader
4. In this role, the President is seen as the highest, most public representative of a nation-state.
- Term: Chief Executive
5. In this role, the President acts as the head of the branch of government that is responsible for enforcing laws passed by Congress.
- Term: Chief Legislator
6. The President of the United States carries out this role by proposing bills to Congress, signing bills into law, and vetoing bills.
- Term: State of the Union
By understanding the responsibilities and descriptions of each role, we can match them with their corresponding terms.