Executive branch test

main organizations in the executive branch, there are 15

leads each department

group of people who give advice to help the make important decisions

government organizations that focus on specific issues but aren’t controlled bu executive branch

carry out

educate the public about new law

monitor the public to make sure laws are being followed

catch individuals or organizations not following the law

take the offenders to court

follow any other enforcement procedures any agency may have

the rules that executive branch makes about how the law will be carried out.

have similar powers that laws have

manages our relationships with other foreign countries

collects taxes, prints money, deals with the nations finances

manages the armed forces and conducts wars overseas

enforces laws and represents the United States in legal matters

manages and protects the antion’s public land

works with farmers and regulates farm products.

supervises trade and promotes U.S businesses

helps workers get fair wages and working conditions

oversees highway safety and air, rail, and sea travel

researches sources of fuel and electricity for the nation

gives money for K-12 schools and student college loans

provides services for people who served in the military

gives services for Americans health and basic needs

protects against terrorist and other threats

creates strong communities and affordable homes.

commander in chief

grant pardons , appoint ambassadors, and give state of the union address, execute laws.

reject bill

advises president, negotiate with other countries, helps carry out laws.

measure the success of the new president.

final bill count, and any other achievements for which they take credit

the country’s actions, words, and beleifs words other countries.

1. protect america and Americans.

2. 2. support economic growth and human rights around the world.

3. 3. increase support for American values such as democracy and freedom.

president, executive branch, and legislative branch

the help or assistance that we give to other countries usually through our department of state

1. create relationships abroud

2. foster future trading partners.

1. economic like money

2. 2. military like soldiers helping after disaster

3. 3. advice like how to create a democracy

this country’s troops led by our president who is the commander in cheif

1. prevent war

2. 2. protect United States

army

navy

air force

marine

coast guard

a form of agreement between countries that act like laws that must be followed.

the president is responsible for negotiating and signing treaties. all treaties must be approved by 2/3 of senate

countries form an alliance through a treaty.

When results of an election are clear showing that they have support for their agenda.

Cost guard

Arm, navy, Air Force, marines

monitor workspaces to see if they are following safety and health standards, make sure people are working in a safe environment.