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George Washington met the requirements for the office, having been born in what became American territory (Virginia), living his whole life in American territory (the minimum is fourteen years), and being over thirty-five at the time of the first election. Martin Van Buren was the first President to be born after the Declaration of Independence. John Tyler was the first President to be born after the ratification of the US Constitution in 1788.
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Which roles does the president traditionally and constitutionally carry out?
which roles does the president traditional and constitutionally carry out
As chief executive the president is constitutionally bound to?
"The president is constitutionally bound to inform Congress prior to any military action." EDIT: Sorry this is completely wrong. That is the president acting as Commander in Chief. What would be more proper is that he is constitutionally bound: "to enforce the acts of Congress, the judgements of federal courts, and treaties signed by the United States."
Who is the adviser of the president constitutionally?
To my knowledge, the U-S Constitution does not mention anything about an advisor to the President. It merely lays out the President's powers and responsibilities. How the President achieves those things is up to him or her.
What was the first state to eliminate the black vote constitutionally?
mississippi
Can a two term past president run for vice president in the US of America?
Practically, no. Since the vice president is made president if the president is incapable of performing his duties, they would be constitutionally unable to fulfill the obligation if the president were to resign or take ill.
Which roles does the president traditionally and constitutionally carry out?
which roles does the president traditional and constitutionally carry out
What is presedential?
=a system of government in which the president is constitutionally independent of the legislature=
As chief executive the president is constitutionally bound to?
"The president is constitutionally bound to inform Congress prior to any military action." EDIT: Sorry this is completely wrong. That is the president acting as Commander in Chief. What would be more proper is that he is constitutionally bound: "to enforce the acts of Congress, the judgements of federal courts, and treaties signed by the United States."
Is John Kasich Constitutionally allowed to become president of the US?
YES
Who was FIFA president when Nigeria first qualified for the World Cup?
Joao Havelange
Is Cruz qualified to become president?
no he is not qualified
How long is a term of office for a Trinidad and Tobago president?
Constitutionally five (5) years
Why did Harry Truman take over as president for president Roosevelt?
Because president Roosevelt died of cancer. Truman was his vice-President, so constitutionally he then succeeded Roosevelt.
What was the first constitutionally declared state in the US?
Delaware.
First president who had been a submarine capta in?
President Carter had been a submarine officer, nuclear qualified, but never actually was the commanding officer on a submarine.
Who is the adviser of the president constitutionally?
To my knowledge, the U-S Constitution does not mention anything about an advisor to the President. It merely lays out the President's powers and responsibilities. How the President achieves those things is up to him or her.
When and which President of America from China?
It is required that an American President be born in the US of A Anyone who wants to be President of the US is Constitutionally required to be a natural-born citizen - so there can not be a US President from China.
