President's Cabinet

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the structure and responsibilities of the President's Cabinet in the U.S. government.

President's Cabinet

A group of appointed officials who head executive departments and advise the President.

Executive Branch

The part of government responsible for implementing and enforcing laws, led by the President.

POTUS

An acronym for 'President of the United States.'

Vice President

The second-highest executive officer of the government, assisting the President.

Secretaries

Heads of the executive departments who are part of the President's Cabinet.

Designated Survivor

A Cabinet member who is absent from significant events to ensure continuity of leadership in case of a disaster.

Senate Approval

The process by which all senior Cabinet appointments must be confirmed by the Senate.

Scapegoat

A person who is blamed for the mistakes or faults of others, especially in a political context.

State of the Union Address

A yearly address delivered by the President to Congress, outlining the nation's condition and executive agenda.

Article 2, Section 2

The section of the U.S. Constitution that establishes the President's Cabinet.