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Independent Agencies
agencies in the executive branch of the federal government formed by congress to help enforce laws and regulations not covered by the executive departments.
Bureaucracy
the many departments and agencies at all levels of government.
VIsa
documents that allow people from one country to visit another country.
Passport
formal document that allows U.S. citizens to travel abroad.
Embassy
the official residence of an ambassador in a foreign country.
Ambassador
the highest ranking officials representing a government in a foreign country.
Secretary
an official who heads an executive department in the federal government.
Treaties
written agreements between nations.
Diplomacy
the art of dealing with foreign governments.
Foreign Policy
a country's plan for dealing with other countries of the world.
State of the Union Address
a yearly report by the president to congress describing the nation's conditions and recommending programs and policies
Presidential Succession
the order in which the office of president is to be filled if it becomes vacant.
George Washington served how many terms?
Two terms
What is the president's salary?
$400,000
The money the president earns is not ________ .
Taxed
Obama was the first ___________ _____________ president.
African American
The vice president also has a role in the __________ .
Senate
If the vice president becomes the president, a new one is named. The new president appoints the new vice president. The president's choice must be approved by _____________ .
Congress
Congress says the prez has " ___________________ " .
"executive power"
The president can veto, or reject, any laws he or she does not agree with; Congress can ____________ _________ ______ .
reject this veto.
________ of both houses of Congress is needed to override the president's veto.
2/3
Only ______________ can declare war
Congress
The _________ declares how a war will be fought
President
The ___________ names justices to the Supreme court and other federal courts
President
_____________ must approve the justices recommended by the president.
Congress
The _________ ___ _________ carries out U.S. foreign policy.
Department of State
______________ created the department of Homeland of Security to protect us from terrorist attacks.
Congress
____________ ___________ manages the federal government's money.
Treasury Department
The ____________ of __________ ensures JUSTICE for all americans and enforces federal laws.
Department of Justice