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an indirect method of election
electorial collage
vote for one of the major candidates
electors
a rule or command that has the force of law
exsecutive order
a declaration of forgiviness and freedom from punishment
pardon
an order to delay a person's punishment until a higher court can hear the case
reprieve
a pardon tward a group of people
amnesty
a nations overall plan for dealing with other nations
foreign policy
the ability to keep the contry safe
national security
a formal agreement between the governments of two or more contries
treaties
an agreement between the presedent and the leader of another countrey
executive agreement
an offical represenative of the contrys government
ambasator
efforts to punish another nations by imposing trade barriers
trade santions
an agreement among a group of nationd that prohibit them from trading with a target nation
embargo
a group of presidental advisers that include the head of 15 top level exsecutive departments
cabinet
the agantcies and employees of the exsecutiove branch
frderal bureacracy
private businesses
government corperations
not part of the cabinet but just as important
independant agencies
people whom the presedent has appointed because they have provin exsecutive ability
political appointees
jperminant employees
civil service workers
a practice of hiring government workers for the bacics of open
civle service system
government jobs went to peolpe as a reward for their political support
spoils system
civics service sytem
merit system
what is a presedental elector?
when electors vote for a candidate theyre pledgeing to the canadate
how many years is a presidental term?
4 years
what is the maximum number of years a presedent can serve in office?
10 years
what happens if the presedent dies or leaves?
the vice presedent take his palce
what is the presedenta succession act?
indicates the line of succession after the vice presedent
what are some powers of the presedent? (6)
-vetos bills
-call congress to special session
-makes treites
-pardons or reduces penalties
-incharge of army
-appoints head of exsecutive agency
what is importaint about the state of the union address?
it discusses the importaint issues facing the nation
what is an exsecutive order?
a rule or command that has the force of a law
what task dose the presedent preform as commander and cheif?
ability to backup their forign polocy disisions woth force
who has the power to make war?
congress and the presedent
what duties does the presedent preform as head of state?
aids deplomacy by getting forgien leaders
what is the presedental legislative program?
laws he want congree to pass
what is the basic goal for american foreign policy?
national security
why is international trade importaint to the us?
creates market for jobs and products
why would the presedent refuse to recognise another contrys government?
if the ambasator of a contry is holding power illigaly or does something the us dosnt agree on
what is the perpouse of the regulatory commission?
to protect the population
when dose the cabinet meet?
whan the presedent thinks they should