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The Federal Bureaucracy Government Chapter 10 The Federal Bureaucracy

Bureaucratic Organization All non-elected officials The Cabinet Departments Department of State Ambassadors/Embassies Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Department of the Interior Public Lands/Natural Resources Department of Agriculture

The Cabinet Departments Department of Justice Attorney General Department of Commerce Census Bureau/Patents Department of Labor Department of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff

The Cabinet Departments Department of Health and Human Services Department of Housing Department of Transportation Department of Energy Department of Education Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Homeland Security

Independent Agencies NASA CIA Government Corporations Tennessee Valley Authority Postal Service

Regulatory Commissions Regulations for Industries Deregulation- reduce powers Promoting Competition Procurement of goods Purchasing

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