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Identify the president's roles, executive departments, and ways the executive branch carries out laws.
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During an overseas crisis, the president orders U.S. troops to protect American ships. Which presidential role is being used?
The president meets with other nations' leaders to negotiate a treaty. Which presidential role is being used?
The president gives a State of the Union plan asking Congress to pass a new bill. Which role is being used?
At a White House ceremony, the president awards a medal to honor national service. Which presidential role is being shown?
After a law passes, the president directs cabinet secretaries to carry it out. Which presidential role is this?
The president campaigns for candidates from the president's political party. Which presidential role is being used?
The president works with advisers to respond to inflation and unemployment. Which presidential role focuses on this issue?
A cabinet department advises the president on foreign relations and staffs U.S. embassies abroad. Which department is described?
Federal officials collect taxes, manage government revenue, and produce U.S. currency. Which cabinet department leads this work?
A cabinet department oversees the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Space Force. Which department is described?
Federal prosecutors bring cases in federal court and advise agencies on law enforcement. Which cabinet department does this work?
Airport security screening and federal disaster response are housed in which cabinet department?
A cabinet department enforces civil rights laws in public schools and collects national data about schools. Which department is described?
A cabinet department supports farmers, inspects meat and poultry, and runs nutrition programs. Which department is described?
The president selects a person to serve as a federal judge before the Senate votes. Which executive power starts that process?
Congress passes a bill, but the president sends it back without signing it. Which power is the president using?
After Congress passes an environmental law, a federal agency writes rules and inspects companies under that law. What is the agency doing?
The president directs agencies to follow a specific policy for carrying out an existing law. Which tool can the president issue?
A person convicted of a federal crime receives forgiveness from the president. Which constitutional power is being used?
The Senate votes on whether a cabinet nominee may take office. Which check on executive appointments is this?
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