New Unit 3 Random Anchor Chart Review

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Quick Review... What do the 3 branches do? Options: French Fries - Tasty, Cheesburger - Fatty, Chicken Nuggets - Salty, Legislative - Makes Laws, Executive - Enforces Laws, Judicial - Interprets Laws, Executive - Makes Laws, Judicial - Enforces Laws, Legislative - Interprets Laws, Judicial - Makes Laws, Executive - Enforces Laws, Legislative - Interprets Laws

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Legislative - Makes Laws, Executive - Enforces Laws, Judicial - Interprets Laws

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Who has the authority according to Article I of the U.S. Constitution to collect taxes, regulate trade, declare war and print money?

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Congress (Legislative Branch)

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Who has the job of acting as an advisor to the President? Their expertise helps the President handle the many roles they must do.

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The Cabinet

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When the President makes foreign policy decisions, what role is that?

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Chief Diplomat

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What is the best summary of how Bill becomes a law? Proposed, Introduced, Committee action, Floor action & vote... Repeat... Conference Committee.. Executive

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Proposed, Introduced, Committee action, Floor action & vote... Repeat... Conference Committee.. Executive

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In Congress, what are the smaller groups of representatives and senators called? They do most of the work of the Legislative Branch.

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Committees (Standing, Special, Conference)

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Sally works to make Ordinances for her community. She often deals with issues like local speed limits. She is what kind of lawmaker?

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City/County Commissioner

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Decisions made by the President or Governor that have the force of law but don't need Congress' approval

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Executive Orders

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Presidential appointments are....

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The President's selections (or picks) for cabinet leader, Supreme Court Judge and Ambassadors

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Which group has the job of advising the president, making regulations (detailed rules) and enforcing the laws and regulations?

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Administrative Agencies/Executive Departments