Question

HELP ASAP PLEASE I'M STUCK ON THESE 5 !

1.whom does the president appoint for life

-federal court judges
-Superior Court judges
-military judges
-ambassadorial judges

2. developed to end corruption in government hiring, the civil service system was instituted by which of the following ?

- the Pendleton Act
- the spoils act
- the Jackson act
-the Garfield Act

3.under the Constitution, the vice president has only what role. what is it ?

-leading the military
-presiding over the Senate
-breaking ties in the House of Representatives
-drafting executive orders

4.which of the following is a difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate

-the house has fewer members than the Senate does

-members of the two Chambers take different oaths

-members of the House must be at least 25 years older and members of the Senate must be at least 30 years old

-the Senate can override a presidential veto but the house cannot

5. which roles does the president traditionally and constitutionally Carry Out

- chief legislator and head judge
-lead economist and party leader
-Commander in Chief and chief executive
-Chief diplomat and job creator

PLEASE HELP ME PLEASE !!

Answer 1

1. D
2. D
3. B
4. C
5. C

Answer 2

1. Federal Court Judges: They are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. Article Three of the United States Constitution said that they serve as long as they behave in a good manner. Sometimes this is paraphrased as for life.
2. The Pendleton Act: Also known as the Pendleton Civil Service Reform, it was a federal law that mandates that positions in the Federal Government should be granted by merit and not by political patronage. It was signed in 1883 by President Chester A. Arthur.
3. Presiding over the Senate: It is the first in the presidential line of succession and presides the Senate. He/She does not vote in the deliberations except when there is a tie.
4. Members of the House must be at least 25 years older and members of the Senate must be at least 30 years old: These requirements are stated in Article I of the United States Constitution along with others two more that also differentiate from each other.
5. Commander in Chief and Chief Executive: It is the head of state and government and leads the executive branch.