Unit 6 Chapter 8, Section 3 The Cabinet Mr. Young American Government.

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Unit 6 Chapter 8, Section 3 The Cabinet Mr. Young American Government

I CAN: 1. Explain how the President selects his Cabinet 2. Analyze the roles the cabinet plays within the Bureaucracy 3. Evaluate factors limiting the Cabinet’s role

Essential Question  What is the purpose of the Presidential Cabinet?  How has the cabinet changed over the years?

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Obama’s Cabinet

Cabinet  General term for the advisers around any head of state  15 secretaries, Vice-President, and other top officials  More than advisers; also administrators of bureaucracies

Question  The cabinet has changed dramatically since Washington was first President. Why do you think this has happened?

Answer: The nation has grown and so has its needs

Selection of Cabinet  Needs to balance political, social, and management considerations  Secretaries need to have experience  Appointments need to be accepted by all  Geographic balance such as race and gender  Patronage and party loyalty is important

Role of Cabinet  As Individuals, responsible for head of their executive department  As Group, serve as an advisory board  Depends on what each president wants from their cabinet

Influence of Cabinet  Secretary of State, defense, treasury, and attorney general make up “inner circle”  Will leak (deliberately disclose) some candidates to get reaction from Congress and public

Question  Why do you think that the former 4 cabinet secretaries make up the “inner circle” of the Presidential cabinet?

Answer: Deal with all the major concerns the President will face

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Essential Question  What is the purpose of the Presidential Cabinet?  How has the cabinet changed over the years?