Article II - Where in the Constitution is executive power described, Four Years - Term of office of the President, States - Who appoints electors, State Capital - Where electors meet to vote for President, December - When electors meet to vote for the President, President of the Senate - To whom the Elector votes are sent, Natural Born Citizen - No person except this can be elected as president, Thirty-five - Age required to become President, Fourteen years - Be a resident within the United States, Vice President - They become president if president is removed from office, Oath or Affirmation - What the president must take before he enters office, Section 2 - Where in the Constitution lists roles of the President, Senators - Who must confirm nominations, Impeachment - Only case a president cannot grant pardon or reprieve, Section 3 - Where in Constitution does it state that President has to from time to time give to Congress the State of the Union, Section 4 - Where in the Constitution list Removal from office for High Crimes and misdemeanors, Fifteen - How many Cabinet positions, Cabinet - They have the role to advise the President, Attorney General - Only Cabinet position not headed by a Secretary, Forty-Six - This is the Current number of President Biden, Barack Obama - The President that Biden served as Vice President, Delaware - What state did Biden serve as United States Senator, 22nd Amendment - What Amendment states Presidential Term limits, 12th Amendment - What Amendment Changed the way the President and VP were elected, 20th Amendment - What Amendment Selected the date for the swearing in of the President/Vice President,

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