4. Who is involved with the Executive Branch? The President, Vice President and Cabinet members.

5. What powers does the President have?  Commander of Armed Forces  Make treaties  appoint the ambassadors

6. What are the duties of the presidents??  Keep the U.S.A in budget  Make sure that laws are enforced  Protect the constitution  Deal with other countries if they try to fight with the U.S.A.

7. How does the constitution limit the powers of the president?  The constitution is like a guide line for the president to follow  The president cannot change what is in the constitution  The president must share some of his powers with the congress

8. How are the branches organized:  Department of state: to handle relations with other countries.  Department of treasury: to handle the money of the federal government.

9.  Attorney General: to be the chief law enforcement officer  Department of War: now called the Department of Defense to handle the defense of the nation. Continuation:

10. Qualifications for being president! National born citizen, has to be 35 years of age, has to be at least 14 years as a resident of the U.S.!

11. Other Fun Facts:  The president is not in charge of all of the laws they must also be passed by the other branches of government.

12. Title: Rachel Teten. Intro: Olivia True. Credits: Brock McDonough. Slide #1: Brock McDonough. slide #2: Olivia True. Slide #3: Rachel Teten. Slide #4: Rachel Teten. Slide #5: Olivia True. Slide #6 Brock McDonough.

13. Continuation Of Credits Info found from: Lesson 14 packet: What is the executive branch?