Understanding the Executive Branch of Government: Roles and Regulations

Dec 21, 2025

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The Executive Branch, established by the U.S. Constitution, enforces laws and represents the citizens. The President serves a four-year term, eligible for two terms, must be at least 35 years old, and a native-born U.S. citizen who has resided in the U.S. for the last 14 years. The Vice President plays a critical role, including assuming presidential duties in certain situations and assisting in succession. The electoral process involves electors from the Electoral College, based on congressional representation. Key grounds for impeachment include treason and bribery.

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Understanding the Executive Branch of Government: Roles and Regulations

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Article II The Executive Branch of Government Constitution
Enforce or Carry out Laws • Term: 4 years-2 terms Age: 35 and over Citizenship: Native Born-US Residence: last 14 years in US Represents: US Citizens/people
3. Fill in the blank (1-6) electors electors 14 (NJ: 2 senators and 12 Reps) House of Reps. Senate Electoral College
4. a. VP assumes the office of the President b. VP becomes acting president c. VP & cabinet declare disabled and VP becomes acting president d. President appoints new VP & approved by majority vote of both house of congress e. Congress chooses a person to act as President (already chosen in 1947) f. treason, bribery, other high crimes (major crimes) and misdemeanors (lesser crimes)