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17 Cards in this Set
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Must approve treaties made by a President
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Senate
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Reasons a President may be impeached
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treason
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name the members of the executive branch
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President and Vice President
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Constitutional requirements to be president: age
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residency and citizenship
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appointed to represent U.S. policy in other countries
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ambassadors
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Term of office for the president
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4 years
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Officially chooses the president
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electoral college
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power to release someone from the penalities of a crime they committed.
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pardon
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President meets with the Cabinet and directs government workers to carry out laws.
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Chief Executive
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President meets with Senators or Representatives to discuss a proposed bill.
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Chief Legislator
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President gives a speech on the need to create new jobs in America.
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Watchdog of the Economy
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President attends a dinner for Representative Smith in an election year.
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Chief of Party
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This secretary directs the army navy and airforce of our country
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Secretary of Defense
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This secretary helps enforce laws that protect workers and helps create working opportunities.
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Secretary of Labor
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This secretary helps to enforce all of our nation's laws and works with the states to enforce federal law.
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Attorney General
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This secretary helps to create U.S. policy toward other nations and travels the world to represent the United States.
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Secretary of State
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This secretary helps to promote economic growth and international trade deals.
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Secretary of Commerce
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