Warm Up 10/9 Reflect on our Socratic Seminar

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Warm Up 10/9 Reflect on our Socratic Seminar Do this separately from your other warm ups as you will turn it in when you are done. Reflect on our Socratic Seminar What do you think you did well? What did the group as a whole do well? What can you work on next time? How can our group as a whole improve next time?

Socratic Seminar What went well Excellent use of evidence Great analysis overall Good group dynamic overall Shout outs Aiden, Amelia, Annette, Emma, Nate

Socratic Seminar What to work on Speaking over others/out of turn More/deeper analysis Don’t be afraid to jump in!

Executive Branch Qualifications Elected by electoral college 35 years old Native-born citizen 14 year in country residency Elected by electoral college Impeachment only removal process Accused by majority in House of Reps Trial held by Senate 2/3 majority to convict Andrew Johnson/Bill Clinton impeached, not convicted

Executive Branch Constitutional Powers Commander in chief of military Power to pardon/grant amnesty “Take care that laws be faithfully executed” Executive version of elastic clause President Carter amnesty to men who fled to avoid Vietnam draft

Executive Branch Organization Chief of Staff Manages staff of about 400 Controls access to president Executive Office of the President (EOP) Office of Management/Budget Council of Economic Advisors National Security Council New offices can be created to fit presidential agenda

Executive Branch Organization Agencies (within departments) Executive Departments: Heads = Cabinet members FBI Justice Department U.S. Mint Treasury Department NASA Department of Homeland Security CIA State Department FCC Veterans Affairs FDA Department of Education Peace Corps Department of Defense etc.

Executive Branch State/Local Level Governor = chief executive State rules on qualifications vary Even looser for mayors Most elected by popular vote Some by plurality, some by majority Historically more varied in gender, race, and education/experience Wyoming first to elect female governor in 1924 Many states offer recall elections if public is dissatisfied with governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

Executive Branch Bureaucracy Civil servants: paid civilians working in government Discuss! Is bureaucracy good or mostly a problem?

Executive Branch Washington’s Precedents Dignity, strength Title of Mr. President Two term limit Cabinet appointments Originally meant to bring both sides together Dignity, strength President Carter amnesty to men who fled to avoid Vietnam draft