Executive Branch

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Qualifications for Presidency

35 yrs, 14 yrs resident, natural born citizen.

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Duties of President

The President serves as Commander in Chief, makes treaties and appointments with Senate approval, reports on the state of the union, proposes legislation, and can veto bills.

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Privileges 

That come with the presidency include the ability to grant pardons, appoint ambassadors, and access to confidential information.

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Selection of VP

The process of choosing a Vice President, typically by the presidential nominee at party conventions or through electoral votes.

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Selection of Cabinet

Involves the President nominating individuals to head various departments in the executive branch, subject to Senate confirmation. These advisors assist the President in duties.

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Ambassador

Who represents their government in a foreign country or international organization.

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Appointment of Ambassador

Appointed by the President and must be confirmed by the Senate.

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Purpose of Electoral College

Give each state somewhat equal representation.

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Popular Vote

Most votes.

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Election Day

the Tuesday next after the first Monday in November

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State of the Union

President explains the condition of the country usually in January

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Order of Sucession

Officials who would take over the powers & duties of the U.S President if unable to serve.

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When does a new President take over?

January 20

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25th Amendment

Provides for involuntary removal of the President from his power.

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Purpose of Cabinet 

To advise the President on any subject they may require relating to duties of their respective office.

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Duties of each Department

Each/all are responsible for carrying out federal laws.

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IRS

Internal Revenue Services = Collects Taxes

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FAA

Federal Aviation Administration = Transportation

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Impeachment

Process by which the house brings charges against the official; Treason, Bribery, and High Crimes/ Misdemeanors

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Joint Chiefs of Staff

Department of War, Departments of Navy, Army, & Air Force.

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OSHA

Occupational Safety & Health Administration = Workers Safety

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Presidential Term

4 year term or two terms or 10 years max.

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Votes needed to win Office

270 electoral college votes to become President.

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Number of Electors

538 

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Department of Homeland Security

Border & Transportation security emergency preparedness & response Immigration services & TSA

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Department of Labor

Promotes welfare for job seekers, and workers. Ensures strong workforce. Improves working conditions.

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Attorney General 

Pam Bondi, provides legal advice for President & Representative U.S. in legal nation. 

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Secretary of State

Marco Rubio, Advises President & negotiates treaties.

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Secretary of Treasury

Scott Bessent, Production of coins & currency.

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Secretary of Defense

Pete Hegseth, provides military & protects nations security.