History Kids: The Executive Branch

The video explores the concept of leadership, focusing on the establishment and role of the executive branch in the US government. It details the responsibilities of the President, including enforcing laws, issuing executive orders, and acting as Commander-in-Chief. The video also covers the qualifications and election process for the President, the role of the Vice President, and the function of the President's Cabinet and advisors.

What was the main mission of the Founding Fathers when they met in Philadelphia in 1787?

Explain the concept of separation of powers as established by the Constitution.

What are the primary responsibilities of the President of the United States?

Describe the process by which a president can veto legislation.

Discuss the significance of executive orders in the context of presidential power.

What is the process for ratifying a treaty signed by the President?

What qualifications must a person meet to become President of the United States?

What are the perks associated with being the President of the United States?

What is the role of the President's cabinet?

How is the Vice President of the United States elected?