EXECUTIVE COMMAND Life in (and out) of the Oval Office!

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EXECUTIVE COMMAND Life in (and out) of the Oval Office!

Life as President isn’t as easy as you might think… There is a lot to juggle! You got a feeling for that playing E XECUTIVE C OMMAND

Now let’s see what you learned…

What does the Chief of Staff do? A)He is responsible for getting the ice cream B)He aids you in your duties as President C)He gives the State of the Union address D)He signs bills into law

What is the purpose of the State of the Union address? A)To tell Congress that they’re doing a good job B)To make sure there are enough speeches given C)To identify key issues to focus on (set the agenda) D)To delegate responsibilities to cabinet members

Why must the President go back and speak to Congress again? A)To tell them they are doing a good job B)To ask them for money C)To ask them to come over for dinner D)To raise support for the issues on the agenda

What do you do if you approve of a bill and want it to become law? A)Announce it B)Nothing C)Stamp it D)Sign it

If you disagree with a bill you should … A)…veto it. B)…change it. C)…cancel it. D)…sign it. That’s right! A President can veto bills.

Can you sign only part of a bill into law? Yes, you can sign one part and veto the other part. OR No, you must sign the whole bill or veto the whole bill.

What is it called when you deliver a law to someone else to carry out? A)Dropping it off B)Delegating it C)Assigning it D)Doing them a favor That’s right! A President can delegate all sorts of tasks, including carrying out the laws!

Let’s talk about the Cabinet…

Not a FILE cabinet!

The kind of Cabinet made up of Secretaries!

Together, the leaders, or Secretaries, of each agency are called the President’s Cabinet.

They provide the President with advice and are experts in the topic area of their particular agency.

Which secretary might handle a law on nuclear energy? The Secretary of Health and Human Services The Secretary of Energy OR I would!

Which secretary might handle a military situation? The Secretary of Education The Secretary of Defense OR I would!

Which secretary might handle a law on adoption? The Secretary of Health and Human Services The Secretary of Homeland Security OR I would!

Which secretary might handle a law about school standards? The Secretary of Energy The Secretary of Education OR I would!

Who might handle a law about money? The Secretary of Defense The Secretary of the Treasury OR I would!

Who might handle a law about our borders? The Secretary of Homeland Security The Secretary of the Treasury OR I would!

Great job! There is just one topic left to discuss…

When war breaks out, what must you do as President? A)Ignore it B)Go fight with the army C)Command the armed forces D)Resign from office One of the tough jobs of the President is serving as Commander-in- Chief of the armed forces!

When the President acts as our representative to other countries is it called… A)…representation. B)…diplomacy. C)…action. D)…vacation.

FINAL BONUS QUESTION What is the name of the President’s plane? A)He doesn’t have a plane B)It is named after his spouse C)Air Force One D)Air Force Three

Excellent Job! It looks like you’re ready to be President! Now you just need to get elected…