Question

What role is exemplified by the President greeting the Prime Minister of Great Britain?

Answer 1

Chief Diplomat (Thought not used, this is something like a Presidential Ambassador). The role of the U.S. President as the head of the executive office of the United States and top leader of the country serves as the role of the Chief Diplomat in greeting and meeting with the heads of states of other countries. He is the top representative of the American people to other nations in this role and the various others attributed to the position of the U.S. President.

Answer 2

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The role that is exemplified by the President greeting the Prime Minister of Great Britain is the role of Chief Diplomat.

The President of the United States is the most important figure of the US government. He has many roles such as the mentioned above because he is the head of the state and has to maintain good relationships with other Presidents and Prime Ministers of other countries.

The President of the United States is also the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, Chief legislator that had the power of veto legislation passed by Congress, and Chief of the Executive branch and its cabinet.