The Executive Branch
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Parts of the Executive Branch
There are four main parts of the Executive Branch:
- The Cabinet
- The President
- The Vice President
- Executive Office of the President
How members of each part are selected
President and Vice President
In this part members of parties run for office and one is elected to office by the people.The Vice president is elected with the President.
Executive office of the President
When elected the President shall choose people to be in this
The Cabinet
When the election is over these people will be appointed by the President but confirmed by the senate to serve.
Majors Powers
4. List 3 major powers of this branch.
1) Enforcing the Law
2) Veto
3)Appoint judges of the Judicial Branch
5. One of these powers do I feel is most important.
Vetoing is most important because if any bill becomes vetoed then it can't become law. Meaning the Executive Branch have some parts in law making.
6. Two major (or surprising) issues are not listed among the powers of this branch.
Making Laws and the Largest Branch of Government
7. Any powers I think this branch should have that it doesn't.
Explain. I think branch should have the power to make laws only because it can veto any bill.
8. Limits are placed on this branch
Suggesting bills for laws but not making them laws.
3 Branches of Government