EXECUTIVE BRANCH Article II of the Constitution. What? Enforces the Law.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Government: How does it work???.
Advertisements

Chapter 6 The Executive Branch Section 1:The Presidency The PresidencyThe Presidency Section 2:Powers and Roles of the President Powers and Roles of the.
The President & Vice President Notes: Term of Office 4 years The Constitution did not limit the terms – George Washington serves two and every.
SEPARATION OF POWER& CHECKS QUIZ PREP. EXECUTIVE This branch is headed by the President.
The Executive Branch © North Carolina Community College System
The Executive Branch.  Powers of the Executive Branch are stated in Article II of the Constitution  Commander in Chief  Head of cabinet and executive.
What are “checks and balances?”
Enforcing the Law since 1789…
The president’s Length of term is to 4 years.
Libertyville HS. Constitution – Article II, Section 1, paragraph 6 (as amended) 20th Amendment – If president dies before taking office, VP takes over.
CIVICS IN PRACTICE HOLT HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON1 Qualifications for the presidency: Native-born U.S. citizen At least 35 years of age A resident of.
How the Federal Gov’t Works: Executive Branch
Civics The Executive Branch & The President. The President’s Job Description Chief of State −Ceremonial head of government −Symbol of all Americans.
The Presidency Civics- Chapter 9. Qualifications  35 years of age  Natural-born citizen of the U.S.  14 year resident of the U.S.
 The delegates to the Constitutional Convention were wary of unchecked power.  The Articles of Confederation had failed, in part because of the lack.
Did not exist under the Articles of Confederation Americans wanted one elected person other countries could identify and respect They didn’t want someone.
THE 3 BRANCES OF GOVERMNENT
The President The Executive Branch.
SECTION TWO EXECUTIVE BRANCH. Executive Branch Article 2 1.Title of Chief Executive- President, Chief law enforcement 2.Length of President’s term- 4.
Create a Tri-fold Note sheet Legislative ExecutiveJudicial.
POTUS President of the United States
The branches of government By: Emma R.. Executive office of the president. 15 executive departments. And 80 independent agencies.
Bellringer Objective 4: Analyze the position of the United States on major domestic and foreign policy issues. Homework: Work on Weebly What characteristics.
A President’s length of term is 4 years A President’s salary is 400,000, plus many other extras! A President’s salary is 400,000, plus many other extras!
Electoral College Electoral College More Electoral College More Electoral College Amendments.
The Three Branches of Government By John P.. Executive Branch.
OUR COUNTRY Helen. ENFORCES LAWS A president can only serve 2 times, and only 4 years per a term. LENGTH OF TERM.
Bell Ringer (Wed.) Read page 192 “Building the Federal Government,” and answer the following question: list the ways the new American government.
The President’s Cabinet Information has been adopted from
By: JOHN US. Branches. EXECUTIVE Enforces laws Enforces laws.
The Executive Branch The Presidency. Qualifications 35 Years of Age Natural Born Citizen U.S. Resident for at least 14 years. 4 Year Term Limited to 2.
Chief Executive Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces The Executive Branch.
3 Branches of Government The Executive Branch. Creation of the Executive Created by Article II of the Constitution Headed by the “Chief Executive” - The.
10/29 Day- 1 Grab a book, 3 Branches worksheet #12
Article II The Executive Branch. General Executive information Primary job is to enforce laws Primary job is to enforce laws Leader of the executive branch.
The President & Vice President Notes: Term of Office 4 years The Constitution did not limit the terms – George Washington serves two and every.
THE US GOVERNMENT with help from I’m Benjamin Franklin! Call me Ben.
ARTICLES OF THE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE II: Executive Branch.
The Executive Branch. This Guy? What are the roles of the President? George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter.
ARTICLE II: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH The United States Government.
Essential Question How do cabinet members assist the president?
Electoral College The Electoral College is an indirect method of electing a president. Each state appoints electors who vote for one of the major candidates.
The Branches of Government By Helen Catherine. The Executive Branch—Enforces the Laws.
 Get a computer off of the cart and log-on.  Start working on you notes- the Executive Branch.  Take out your letter (draft).
The Basics Qualifications: – Must be at least 35 years old (born in 1976 for 2012) – Must be a native born citizen – Must have lived in US for 14 years.
Branches of the U.S. Government. Three Branches Three branches of government ed101.bu.edu.
Executive Branch Article II.
Our Government By: Adele
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH The Presidency.
Does the President have the power to address this problem?
U.S Government By: Lily.
United States Government
The Three Branches of Government
President By: Lizzie.
President and the Vice President
Article II : The Executive Branch
The President: King of Democracy!
Executive Branch Review
11/15 US History Do Now: Take out last night’s homework.
Do Now Use your study guide to quiz your table for tomorrow’s test.
The President.
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
The Executive Branch Who is Included?: The President, Vice President, Cabinet, Department and Offices Length of Term: 1 Term = 4 years; Number of terms.
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
The Executive Branch The branch of government that CARRIES OUT THE LAW
The President.
Structure of the Executive Branch
THE U.S. PRESIDENT.
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
History 11/26/18 Bell Ringer What is one thing we learned about the Vice President? *Look at your notes* Final part of the Executive Branch-The cabinet.
Presentation transcript:

EXECUTIVE BRANCH Article II of the Constitution

What? Enforces the Law

Executive Branch Executive branch = President + VP + Cabinet

Requirements….. Natural born citizen 35 years of age Lived in the US as a resident for 14 years

Terms Term of office is 4 years Originally someone could serve an unlimited number of terms. This changed after Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was elected to 4 terms! The 22 nd Amendment was passed in 1951 which limited the number of terms to 2. Can someone serve more than 8 years?

Powers….. Appoint Judges, cabinet officers, and heads of departments (FBI, Ambassadors, Post Office, Surgeon General) Make treaties Head diplomatic affairs Initiate Legislation Sign Bills into laws or veto bills Set annual budget Command the military

How Chosen to Office President is elected by the Electoral College Candidate must receive 51% of Electoral votes 538 total; 51% = 270 votes

Vice President Qualifications: same as President Duties: Preside over Senate and act as a tie breaker Assume office if President dies, or is unable to perform duties – this determined by 25 th amendment

Cabinet – primarily advises the President State – foreign affairs = John Kerry Treasury – Jack Lew Defense –Secretary Ashton Carter Justice –Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Interior (Domestic Affairs) – Sally Jewell Agriculture – Thomas J. Vilsak Commerce – Penny Pritzker Labor – Thomas Perez

Cabinet…… Housing and Urban Development Transportation Health and Human Services Energy Education Veteran’s Affairs Homeland Security – Jeh Johnson