Unit 3&4: Legislative/Executive Branches

Where does it state the structure of the Executive Branch and the powers of the President?

• Article I of the Constitution

• Article II of the Constitution

• Preamble to the Constitution

• Articles of Confederation

In this role, the President is the ceremonial head of the government and gives speeches and awards.

• Head of State

• Chief Executive

• Chief Citizen

• Chief Diplomat

In this role, the President sets American diplomacy and negotiates treaties with foreign countries.

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Legislator

• Chief of Party

In this role, the President proposes legislation in the State of the Union Address and can sign or veto bills.

• Chief Citizen

• Chief Executive

• Legislative Leader

• Party Leader

In this role, the President may appoint federal judges, Cabinet members, and manages the federal bureaucracy.

• Chief Executive

• Chief Citizen

• Commander in Chief

• Party Leader

In this role, the President is the head of the U.S. armed forces.

• Chief Citizen

• Chief Diplomat

• Commander in Chief

• Head of State

Which branch of government carries out the laws of the land?

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judicial

Where does it state the structure and powers of the Legislative Branch?

• Article I of the Constitution

• Article II of the Constitution

• Article III of the Constitution

• Preamble

What is the MAIN job of the Legislative Branch?

• Create taxes

• Create the laws of the land

• Confirm appointments

• Enforce the Laws

Which is NOT a power of Congress?

• Create taxes

• Declare war

• Nominate Cabinet members

• Approve the annual budget