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What the heck is this?

EXECUTIVE BRANCH Giddy up!

Organization of Executive Branch Executive Branch Executive Office of the President Cabinet Departments Federal Agencies

Constitutional Req’s of the Presidency

Roles of the President

How has power of the President grown?

Two Types of Spending

Largest Government Expenditures

Largest Sources of Revenue

US Foreign Policy

Impact of International Agreements

US Role in International Organizations

Roles of the Secretaries

JUDICIAL BRANCH Howdy, partner!

Courts & Constitutional Principles

Constitutional Provisions of Courts

Basic Structure of the Courts Supreme Court Courts of Appeals Federal District Courts Special Courts

Types of Jurisdiction

Rights of the Accused

Protection of Civil Rights

Judicial Review

Role of Precedent in Court Decisions

Judicial Activism/Restraint

How Does a Case reach SCOTUS?

SCOTUS

STATE AND LOCAL Let’s Ride!

Rights and Responsibilities

Structure of Idaho’s Government

Numbers!

JFAC

State and Local Expenditures Spending G’s

Change Happens LOCALLY!

Mayor-Council City Government

Revenue for State & Local

Main Levels of Government