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 \n…………………4  \nChapter 2: What Does the President Do? ……8  \nChapter 3: How Does a Person Get to  \n……………………14  \nBe President?…………………  \nChapter 4: Famous Presidents……………………………18  \n……………22  \nGlossary ……………  \n……………23  \nFor More Information  \n…………………24  \nIndex …………  \n# Who Is the President?\n\nThe president is the leader of the United States.He is a leader in the world,too.The president isvery powerful.People remember what presidentsdo for many years.  \nAdult Americans vote for the president.Thepresident works for all of us.He makes surethat people keep the laws.He also leads themilitary.People in the military protect the country.  \nIn 2004,President George W.Bush was elected for thesecond time.He gave a victory speech after he won.  \nThe president lives in the White House.The White Houseis at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington,D.C.  \nWashington,D.C.,is the capital of the UnitedStates.The capital is the center of government.The president and his family live there.They livein the White House.The president works there,too.He works in a room called the Oval Office.","cbCaihhvZBzphMCR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihhvZBzphMCR","pdf",1119461,32,"English","# Who Is the President?\n## What Does the President Do?\n## How Does a Person Get to Be President?\n## Famous Presidents\n## Glossary\n## For More Information\n## Index","[{\"question\":\"What does the president do in the United States?\",\"answer\":\"The president is the leader of the United States, makes sure people keep the laws, and leads the military.\"},{\"question\":\"How does someone become president?\",\"answer\":\"The book introduces how a person gets to be president and includes an election example involving President George W. 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