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The executive branch carries out laws, with the president able to sign or veto bills passed by Congress. It is led by the president and includes cabinet members like the vice president, secretary of defense, and attorney general. The executive branch ensures laws follow the Constitution and that no one law is more powerful than others, maintaining order and safety.
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The document summarizes the three branches of the US government: the executive branch headed by the President and their 15 cabinet departments, the legislative branch consisting of the House and Senate known as Congress who make and pass laws, and the judicial branch headed by the Supreme Court with 9 justices who interpret laws and hear challenges.The Executive Branch
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The document discusses key aspects of the Irish constitution and legal system, including that the constitution is the primary source of law in Ireland. It establishes three branches of government - the legislature (Oireachtas), executive (government), and judiciary (courts) - and the principle of separation of powers between these branches. The constitution also guarantees certain fundamental rights and freedoms for citizens, and can be amended through a referendum process.Congress jeopardy
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The document summarizes the three branches of the United States government: the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The executive branch is led by the President and includes the Cabinet. The legislative branch is Congress, comprised of the House of Representatives and Senate. The judicial branch is the Supreme Court with nine Justices.The Presidency
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The document discusses the history and powers of the US presidency. It covers the roots of the office in the Constitution, the qualifications and terms for president, and the powers granted like commander-in-chief. It also examines how the power of the presidency has grown over time, with the expansion of the White House staff and use of media. Modern presidents play an active role in both domestic and foreign policymaking while also acting as a symbol for the nation.Civics jeopardy unit 2 round 1 revised
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Executive branch power point
- 1. Executive BranchBy: Olivia, Aiden, Ethan, Caiden, Katie, Carli, and Ryan
- 2. The executive branch!The Executive Branch carries out laws.They can sign or veto bills.Veto means say no to a bill.
- 3. Who is in it?The president and the members of presidents cabinet in the White House.The vice president, the Secretary of Defense, the Attorney General, and the Secretary of State. These are some of the 15 heads of the cabinet.
- 4. What does it do?They all carry out laws.They make sure one law is not more powerful than the others.They make sure the laws follow the Constitution.The President can sign or veto bills.
- 5. Why is it important?The president is the one who can veto unfair bills.With out the Executive Branch there would be no laws.Without laws we would not be safe or respectful to others.
- 6. More information!The presidents cabinet has 15 heads of the department. Some of those departments are labor, health, human services, housing, urban development, transportation, energy, and education.
- 7. More information!The presidents cabinet is the Department of State, the Treasury, the Department of Defense, and the Attorney General.