THE CONSTITUTION OF THE U.S.

ARTICLE 2 SECTION 1.4

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• Only American male citizens could be president when the constitution was first adopted.
• Had to be at least 35 and been a resident for 14 years

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• If something happens to the president the Vice President then fills his role

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• The presidents cannot be changed or bargained by the congress, it must stay the same.

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• The oath is required when becoming the president.
• The Chief Justice monitors this oath.

ARTICLE 2 SECTION 2.1

• The president heads the nations armed forces.

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• The president's right to make treaties

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• The president can consent appointments for the senate when they are not in session.

ARTICLE 2 SECTION 3.1

• President can call special sessions of congress
• Adjourn the congress if they can not agree
• Empower federal officers to hold their posts and perform their duties

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• The president, the Vice President and all civil officers can be impeached.

ARTICLE 3 SECTION 1.1

• The judicial branch hears and decides cases
• Congress can fix the size of the Supreme Court

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• The federal courts can hear and decide a case depending on either the subject matter or the parties involved.

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• The jurisdiction refers to the power of a court to hear a case in the first instance.