1. United States Government
By: Brianna

2. THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Enforces Laws

3. Term and Salary The President can serve 2 terms. Each term is 4 years.
The president is paid $400,000 a year, plus extra expenses.

4. Parts of the Executive Branch
Secretary of Labor
Secretary of Energy
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of State
THE CABINET
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary of Education
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Transportation
Secretary of Homeland Security
Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs

5. The President’s Job
The President is the Chief Executive of the USA. He enforces federal laws, treaties, and federal court rulings. He also develops federal policies, prepares the national budget, and can appoint federal officials.
He is also the head of the military, or the Commander in Chief.

6. STEPS TO BE PRESIDENT Must be 35 years old
Must have lived in USA for 14 years.
Must be a natural born citizen.

7. THREE FUN FACTS The President meets 100 people a day.
The President has a special camp called Camp David to himself
It is located in Maryland.

8. THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
Makes laws

9. Congress
The House of Representatives
Senate

12. Senate Each state has 2 Senators. Each term is 6 years.
Qualifications to be a Senator include having to be 30 years old, be a U.S citizen for 9 years, and be a resident of the state in which he or she wants to be elected in.

13. House of Represenitives
The number of represenitives is based of the population of the state.
2 year terms

14. Qualifications (1) at least 25 years old
(2) a U.S. citizen for at least 7 years
(3) a resident of the state from which the candidate seeks election.

15. State Represenitives Alabama has 7 representatives
California has 53 representatives
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming have 1 representative

16. JUDICAL BRANCH
Interprets Laws

17. Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has nine members—a chief justice and eight associate justices.

18. WHAT THEY DO They interpret the laws
They protect the rights and liberties of everybody
The Supreme Court has the power to decide whether a federal or state law or action by the President is constitutional.

19. TERMS Justices may remain in office for life
Justices are approved by the Senate
and picked by the President

20. THE END