A tenant - in - chief was a role in the Feudal System. It was usually Norman barons or bishops. They would provide knights for the king in return for land.
Please rewrite this question so it can be answered. There was no such thing as "tenants in chief."
A tenant-in-chief in a feudal society is a tenant who holds land granted by the sovereign.
The president's constitutional roles have expanded in practice to be more powerful than the Founder Fathers intended. These roles include Chief Executive and Commander in Chief.
chief of state chief executive chief administrator chief diplomat commander in chief chief legislator chief of party chief citizen i have no idea what they mean and there is 8 roles not 7
The President must fill a number of different roles at the same time. These roles are chief of state,chief executive, chief administrator, chief diplomat, commander in chief, chief legislator, party chief, and chief citizen. Save
There are actually 7 roles of the Presidency. 1. Chief of State 2. Chief Executive 3. Chief Diplomat 4. Commander-in-Chief 5. Chief Legislator 6. Chief of Party 7.Chief Guardian of the Economy
Chief of State, Commander in Chief, Chief of Diplomat, Chief of Executive, Chief Legislature, Chief of Party, and Chief of the Economy
This is a "feudal" title. A "tenant-in-chief" was a person who held his lands under feudal land tenure directly from the king.
Chief of State Chief of Party Chief Legislator Chief Diplomat Chief Economist
The roles of the Chief of State include law enforcement, appointing members of the cabinet, legislation, and diplomacy. In the US, the president is the Chief of State.
Economic Planner Chief Diplomat Party Leader Chief Legislature Head of State Chief Executive Commander in Chief The President has many roles, a few being chief diplomat, chief executive, commander in chief, and chief legislator. if you see the president now and 2008 he now has grey hair from all that work.
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