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POWERS OF PRESIDENT: CHAPTER 7 SECTION 2 THE POWERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH ARE DEFINED IN THE U.S. CONSTITUTION. THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH HAS RESPONSIBILITY FOR CARRYING OUT LAWS

President Warren Harding shakes hands with Babe Ruth. Click the Speaker button to replay the audio. Section 2-3

PRESIDENT AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE CARRY OUT THE NATION’S LAWS ISSUE EXECUTIVE ORDERS: RULE OR COMMAND THAT HAS FORCE OF LAW APPOINT CABINET MEMBERS AND OTHER OFFICIALS

PRESIDENT AS CHIEF DIPLOMAT DEALS WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES APPOINTS AMBASSADORS: REPRESENTATIVES OF U.S. SENT TO OTHER COUNTRIES MAKES TREATIES

PRESIDENT AS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF HAS FINAL AUTHORITY OVER ALL MILITARY MATTERS ONLY THE PRESIDENT CAN ORDER SOLDIERS INTO BATTLE WAR POWERS ACT (1973): PRES. MUST NOTIFY CONGRESS WHEN TROOPS ARE SENT INTO BATTLE, MUST RETURN IN 60 DAYS UNLESS WAR IS DECLARED

Legislative Leader President can propose legislation in his annual State of the Union Address Can appeal directly to the people Can either approve or veto legislation Appoints officials who carry out the law

Party Leader President is automatically the leader of his political party He has no special powers, but does try to help his party by appointing party members to positions and helping members running for office

Judicial Leader President appoints judges to the Supreme Court and other federal courts President may grant a pardon, a reprieve, or amnesty

Chief of State As Chief of State, the President represents all 50 states and is a symbol of the U.S. government

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