History Question.?

Question

1)How is the number of electors for each state decided?
2)Who chooses the president in the event of a tie or no candidate wins a majority of the electoral votes?
3)Name the five primary duties or responsibilities of the president?
a:
b:
c:
d:
e:
4)Under which title is the president responsible for meeting with other lorld leaders?
5)In order to be removed from office, what crime(s) must the president be convinced of?
6)The President's cabinet Department Heads are given what title?

To Zinny...What does this have to do with history? I guess where you're from that the presidency has nothing to do with history. These questions all have to do with history so get a life.

Answer 1

You really need to do your own homework.

1) The combined number of Representatives and Senators that state has in the Congress.
2) The House of Representatives.
3) a. To enforce the laws of the United States and the Constitution.
b. To serve as Commander-In-Chief of the nation's military.
c. To authorize or reject (veto) legislation from the Congress.
d. To make treaties and name ambassadors.
e. To appoint members to the Judicary and to serve as Chief of Staff for the Executive Department.
4) Head of State
5) High crimes and misdeamnors or high treason.
6) Secretaries.

Hope that helps.

Answer 2

I assume you are refering to USA
1 number of electors that each state has the same as its number of Representatives
2 If there was a tie, the House of Representatives would choose from amongst the two candidates. If no individual had a majority, then the House of Representatives would choose from the five individuals with the greatest number of electoral votes.

3
a information analysis and infrastructure protection;
b chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and related
countermeasures;
c border and transportation security;
d emergency preparedness and response;
e coordination with other parts of the federal government, with state and local governments, and with the private sector. These primary missions and responsibilities are not exhaustive, and the Department will continue to carry out

Answer 3

1) The Electoral College was established by the founding fathers as a compromise between election of the president by Congress and election by popular vote. The electors are a popularly elected body chosen by the States and the District of Columbia on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November (November 2, 2004). The Electoral College consists of 538 electors (one for each of 435 members of the House of Representatives and 100 Senators; and 3 for the District of Columbia by virtue of the 23rd Amendment). Each State's allotment of electors is equal to the number of House members to which it is entitled plus two Senators. The decennial census is used to reapportion the number of electors allocated among the States.

http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/procedural_guide.html

2) The Electorial College elects the Pres and VP in a sinlge election..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelfth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution

3)
a. To enforce the laws of the United States and the Constitution.
b. To serve as Commander-In-Chief of the nation's military.
c. To authorize or reject (veto) legislation from the Congress.
d. To make treaties and name ambassadors.
e. To appoint members to the Judicary and to serve as Chief of Staff for the Executive Department.

4) Head of State

5) High crimes and misdeamnors or high treason.

6) Secretaries

Answer 4

What does this have to do with history?