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  • The president responsible for
  • carrying out nation's laws
  • executive agencies and departments assist the president with this
  • president directing foreign policies
  • appointing ambassadors
  • negotiating treaties
  • must get approved by 2/3's of the Senate before affect
  • president as a symbolic role
  • fulfilled when received by
  • foreign ambassadors
  • or heads of the state
  • visiting foreign nations
  • or bestowing honor on Americans
  • of the armed forces
  • the president can intervene with world crisis
  • but cannot declare war
  • only congress has that power
  • can send troops to foreign places
  • but no more than 60 days
  • they can stay longer if congress says yes or declares war
  • can use military to solve national problems
  • the president
  • proposing laws to congress
  • working for passage
  • presents goals for legislation
  • the executive office of the president (EOP)
  • made up of agencies that assist the president
  • executive departments
  • each responsible for diff. gov.
  • heads or secretaries of the departments
  • part of the president's cabinet
  • helps the president make decisions
  • manage federal problems
  • corporations are agencies
  • run like a private business
  • ex. Postal Service

Legislative Leader

Commander in Chief

Executive Branch at Work

Chief of State

Executive Branch

Chief Executive

Chief Diplomat

Hee, Noelle

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US/B4

1/17/13

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