Article II, Section 2 1. Explain the president’s role as Commander in Chief.

2. How does Clause 1 create the president’s cabinet?

3. Define pardon. What exception exists to the presidential pardon?

4. What vote is required by the Senate when the president makes a treaty with a foreign government?

5. How does the Senate, in its “advice and consent” role, check presidential appointment and recess commission grants? What vote is required by the Senate when the president makes other appointments?

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i cant im sorry

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