The Executive Branch and Judiciary Act of 1789

The Executive Branch of the United States government is comprised of the ...

• Nina/Pina/Santa Maria

• Senate/House of Representatives

• President/Vice President/the Cabinet

• President/Judges/Congress

Match the following

• White House Staff/the Office of Management and Budget/National Secretary Council

• Executive Office of the President (EOP)

• Foreign policy and military strategy

• Office of Management and Budget

• Develops and promotes the President's agenda and oversees media campaign

• White House Director of Communications

• Prepares the budget for the Executive Branch under the President's direction.

• National Security Council

Match the following

• Oversees U.S. highways and airways

• Department of Homeland Security

• promotes national education

• Department of Treasury

• Collects taxes and makes sure the government has money

• Department of Transportation

• In charge of military

• Department of Education

• In charge of preventing terrorism attack sin the U.S.

• Department of Defense

​ (a)   members are chosen by the ​ (b)   but they must be approved by the ​ (c)   .

• Cabinet
• President,
• Senate

The ​ (a)   Branch is the branch of the government that is responsible for interpreting the ​ (b)   that are made by the ​ (c)   Branch and enforced by the ​ (d)   Branch.

• Judicial
• laws
• Legislative
• Executive

Since 1869, there have been ___ judges on the Supreme Court.

• 6

• 9

• 7

• 11

Although the U.S. Constitution establish a ​ (a)   Court, it left ​ (b)   with the job of creating lower ​ (c)   courts.

• Supreme
• Congress
• federal

The present three-level court system was established by the ___________.

• The Common Grounds Act 1886

• Judiciary Act of 1789.

• Civil Rights Act

• The Missions Act