3. The president is involved in this branch His powers are the commander of the Air Force also make treaties and appoint ambassadors

4. The executive branch of are government carries out and enforces the laws passed by Congress

5. The duties of him are act as the head of the executive branch There are suggest laws and policies. The president may ask the Congress to pass certain laws. Set the policy for dealing with other countries.

6. How is the branch organized? Department of state- to handle relations with other countries. Department of treasury- to handle the money of

7. The federal government. Department of war- now called the department of defense- to protect the country. Attorney General- now the head of the

8. Department of justice, to be the chief law enforcer officer. What are the qualification for being president? The age of 35 natural born citizen 14 year.

9. Appoint judges to the Supreme Court, with the consent of the Senate, appoint other officials of the United States. Grant pardon for crimes against the United States. Act as the head of the executive branch. What duties does the president have?

10. How does the constitution limit the powers of the president? Appointment, The president has the power to appoint people to importment jobs in the exective and judicial branchs. The Senate has to apporove the person before he or she may have the job. Treaties, The Senate must apporve any treaty agreed to by the presidents, before it can take effect. War, The president can conduct a war. Only Congress, however, can declare a war. The president. Commands the Armed Forces, but Congress controls the money needed to support the armed forces.

11. Veto The president has the powers to veto a bill. Congress has the power to approve the same bill in spite of president’s veto, if two-thirds of the house agree. Impeachment, To impeach means to charge a public official with wrongdoing in office. It also means to bring the official to trial. The House of Representatives has the power to impeach the presidents. If tried and found guilty by the Senate, the president can be removed from office. How does this constitution limit the president? Part 2