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executive branch

executive branch study guide

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What offices make up the branch? president, vice president, department of, state, agricultur, education, commerce, energy, transportation, health and human services, labor, interior, justice, defense, homeland security, veteran affairs, housing and urban development, treasury
Who chooses the member(s) of each office? president-elected by the popular and electoral voting system vice president- elected by the popular and electoral voting system cabinet- appointed by the president and approved by the senate
What are the qualifications to be president? 35 years or older, natural born citizen of the US, has to have lived in the US for at least 14 years
How long are the terms for each office? president- 2, 4 year terms vice president- 2, 4 year terms Cabinet- New cabinet is issued once the presidents term is over
What are 5 powers the president has? commander in chief of the military, grants, repreives, and pardons, make treaties, fill vacancies during the recess of the senate, take care that the laws be faithfully executed
What are the roles and duties of the president and vice president? president roles- chief of sstate, chief executive, chief diplomat, commander in chief, chief legislator, chief of party, chief gaurdian of the economy duties- carry out or enforce laws, and his powers vice president- presides over the senate, break a...
what are some ways to remove the president from office? impeachment, remove himself, death, expiration of term, becomes unable to fulfill his duties, does not get reelected
What happens if a member leaves office? president- the vice president takes over vice president- the speaker of the house takes over cabinet- president would appoint another member
What is 1 way the executive branch checks itself, one way the judicial branch checks the executive, 3 ways the legislative branch checks the executive executive- independent agencies within the executive branch judicial- supreme court can declare a law signed by the president or acts done by the presidnet unconstitutional legislative- Can override presidential veto with 2/3... rest in next question
checks and balances continued majority in both houses, president needs approval to appoint cabinet members, ambassadors, judges, officers, etc, senate must ratify any treatises or other agreements made by the president,
What article outlines the functions and duties article 2
roles and duties of the VP continued tie in the senate, acts as the presdient in his/her absence, serves as the ceremonial assistant to the president
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