This document summarizes key information about the US presidential election process and political system. It outlines the 4 steps of the presidential election: primaries, conventions, general election, and electoral college. Notable past US presidents are also highlighted, including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and John F. Kennedy. Finally, it describes the 3 branches of US government - legislative, executive, and judicial - and their roles in creating, enforcing, and interpreting laws according to the US Constitution.
Group 3 –12CNATM01
• Topic : The US President election
and Political system
2.
Contents:
• Some remarkableU.S Presidents.
• U.S President election procedure.
(SGK 124-125)
• Political system of the U.S
(SGK 122-123)
3.
George Washington
(1732 –1799)
George Washington
(1732 – 1799)
• The first US President
•The commander in chief during the American
Revolutionary against British Colony
• One of the founding fathers of The United States
• The U.S Capital was named after him
• The only President gained complete number of vote
Abraham Lincoln
• Wasthe first U.S. president assassinated.
• Called “the great liberator”
• led the United States through its civil-war- its
constitutional and political crisis, abolished slavery
by Emancipation Proclamation.(Tuyên ngôn giải phóng nô
lệ)
• Modernized the economy, finance.
(1809-1865)
8.
John F. Kennedy
(1917-1963)
•President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas,with
gunshots in throat and head
• The youngest politicians ever elected US president
• The last president died in office
• "My fellow Citizens of the world: ask not what
America Will do for you, but what together We can do
for the freedom of man"
• If Kennedy had not been assassinated, Vietnam
War could have been different.
9.
U.S President election
•Taken place every 4 years.
• Election Day is the Tuesday between November 2 and 8
•The entire presidential campaign and election process
usually takes almost two years.
• 4 steps:
Step 1: Primaries and Caucuses
Step 2: National Conventions
Step 3: General Election
Step 4: Electoral College
10.
U.S. Constitution's Requirementsfor a Presidential Candidate
• Spring of the previous calendar year – Candidates announce their
intentions to run
• Summer to December of the previous calendar year – Primary and
caucus debates
Starting phase
11.
U.S President electionprocedures
January to June – Vận động ứng cử -> Bầu cử sơ bộ và họp kín
12.
U.S President electionprocedures
July to early September – Nominating conventions (including
those of the minor third parties)
Đại hội Đảng
13.
(Tổng tuyển cử)
U.SPresident election procedures
Late September and October – Presidential election debates (vận động
tranh cử)
Early November – Election Day
14.
(Cử tri đoàn)
U.SPresident election procedures
December – Electors cast their electoral votes
Early January of the following calendar year – Congress counts the
electoral votes
15.
U.S President electionprocedures
January 20 of the
following calendar
year – Inauguration
Day
16.
The US politicalsystem
• In which the power is divided into 3 branches to
control national issues (this is called “Separation of
Power”) :
- Legislative branch (Lập pháp)
- Executive branch ( Hành pháp)
- Judicial branch (Tư pháp)
• The U.S Power is based on The Constitution
18.
Legislative branch
(Lập pháp)– Create the laws
Controlled by The U.S Congress
House of Representatives
The Senate (Thượng viện)
• Can make Federal laws approved by both House by over ½
members (thông qua luật Liên Bang với nửa số phiếu thành viên)
Hạ viện
• Declare a war with a country (tuyên chiến với 1 quốc gia)
• Levy or charge a Federal tax (áp dụng thuế liên bang)
• Control the national budget (kiểm soát ngân sách)
• Accuse the President and dismiss him from office (2/3 votes)
(Cáo buộc và bãi nhiệm Tổng thống với hơn 2/3 số phiếu)
19.
Executive branch
• Canappoint or dismiss head of a department and Federal
Judge or any position in Supreme Court with the permission of
US Congress
(bổ nhiệm/cách chức bộ trưởng,thẩm phán Liên bang hay bất kì vị trí
nào trong tòa án tối cao)
(Hành pháp) – Enforce the laws
• Issue regulations and directly carry out the work of federal
departments and agencies (Ban hành các quy định và trực tiếp điều
hành các bộ ngành liên bang)
Controlled by U.S President, Vice President, and the cabinet
• May veto a bill passed by Congress if he supposes it is
unconstitutional (phủ quyết 1 đạo luật trái với hiến pháp)
20.
Judicial branch
• DeclarePresidential acts unconstitutional (cáo buộc các hành
động vi phạm hiến pháp của T/Thống)
(Tư pháp) – Interpret the laws
Controlled by the U.S Supreme Court
• Federal Judges are appointed for life until they retire
voluntarily or they break the law (Trừ những TH vi phạm pháp
luật hoặc tự nguyện về hưu, các thẩm phán L/Bang được bổ nhiệm
vĩnh viễn)
• They can declare the laws unconstitutional ( phán quyết các
đạo luật vi phạm hiến pháp)