This document contains a variety of questions about US presidents, prime ministers, photographs of political figures, and miscellaneous facts. It jumps between different topics and includes questions about presidential elections, cabinet members, countries leaders have lived in, sports scores, and more. The document lacks a clear focus or organizational structure.

1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 President vs. Prime Minister Polaroid Knowbama PSSA Math Photo lab

2. A prime minister is elected by…

3. The legislature

4. A ____________’s Cabinet/advisors will often be comprised of political “outsiders”

5. President

6. In this system, the leader may experience a “unified government” and may experience a “divided government.”

7. President (Presidential)

8. There are more countries with Presidents than there are countries with Prime Ministers. Is this true?

9. No.

10. In this system, the leaders do not need to be as responsive to the people.

11. Prime Minister (Parliamentary)

12. Identify the person in the photograph below.

13. Robert Gates

14. Identify the picture in the photograph below.

15. Janet Napolitano

16. Identify the person in the photograph below.

17. Sonia Sotomayor

18. Identify the person in the photograph below.

19. John Paul Stevens

20. Identify the person in the photograph below.

21. Chuck Norris

22. I….President Obama…went to law school…here.

23. Harvard

24. My daughters names are…

25. Sasha and Malia

26. I once taught Constitutional Law at _____________________.

27. The University of Chicago

28. From the time I was six…to the time I was ten…I lived in the country of __________________.

29. Indonesia

30. In 2008, I defeated John McCain. How many electoral votes did I receive: 278, 303, 365, 483?

31. 365

32. Chris Conti’s jersey number. Also Caleb Schall’s t-ball jersey number for the Twins. Also, the number of impeachable offenses that the Senate tried in the Clinton case.

33. 2

34. Age of the President

35. 48

36. It was recently John Paul Stevens’ birthday. How old is he?

37. 90

38. The maximum number of years a president can now serve as president

39. 10

40. The number of runs scored by the Pittsburgh Pirates in their 8-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday night

41. 0

43. Eric Holder

45. Patrick Starr

47. Hamid Karzai

49. Paula Jones

51. John McCain