PPT-Role of the President, the Executive Branch, Congress, and

of the Military 1 2 Overview Civilian Control of the Military Constitutional Powers of the President and the Executive Branch Congressional Powers and Responsibilities 3 Democracy Government by the people Supreme . Libertyville HS. Overview of the Executive Branch. What is the purpose of the Executive Branch? (Brainstorm!). Enforce laws. Run government. Keep the peace. Engage in foreign policy. How does the Executive Branch carry out its purpose? (Brainstorm!). 1. The executive branch is only the president.. False—The branch also includes many departments and agencies.. Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down. 2. . Each government department has a leader called a secretary.. Unit 1, Section 9.4. Executive Branch. Established in Article II of the Constitution. Government needs people to carry out, or execute, the laws passed by the legislature. The head of the executive branch is the president (Chief Executive). Warm up. 1. List and briefly describe the 3 branches. 2. What is Congress made to do?. 3. Why does the Constitution call for a President?. US President. NC Governor. County Sheriff. City Mayor/. Police Chief. Guided Notes & Vocabulary. 1) The American . constitutional system includes an idea known as the.  . ___________________. . . (a) Separation of Powers. : . _______________________________________________. A look at the Presidents branch. Qualifications. Article II of the Constitution establishes these qualifications. . Natural-born citizen. At least 35 years of age. Resident of United States for 14 years prior to election.. Jordan Barker. Christina Howell. Bri. Holder. Vocab: Government Actions. Buckley v. . Valeo. . - SCOTUS struck down on ,1. st. Amendment grounds, several provisions in the Federal . Elechon. Campaign Act, such as limits on spending. But upheld the provision limiting the size of . Terms & Sessions. Structure of Congress. Congressional Leadership. Legislative Branch. The term bicameral is Latin. Bi means two and camera means chamber thus, two chambers. . Bicameral Congress. A delegated power is a power given to the national government. An example is coining money, declaring war, and making treaties with other nations. . A reserved power is a power . specifically . reserved to the states. Powers include setting up local governments and determining the speed limit.. Everything You Need To Know About Separation Of Powers To Succeed In AP Gov. A Brief Intro. What is it?. Dividing (separating) government powers among different branches of government. What is the purpose of it?. What does it take to be a great president?. Demographic Characteristics . of U.S. Presidents . Male—100% . Protestant—97% . British ancestry—82%. College education—77% . Politicians—69% . Lawyers—62% . and . the Executive Branch. Section . 1 . The . President and Vice President. Article II of . the Constitution establishes the power of the Executive Branch. Their duty is to carry out laws passed by Congress. knowledge . of the executive branch of government. .. SSCG10e: Distinguish between the roles of the President, including Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, chief executive, chief agenda setter, chief of state, chief diplomat, and party leader. . Powers of the President . Formal Powers. Those powers listed in the Constitution. These powers are also called …? . Foreign Wars (send troops) . Shared? . Yes! Congress declares war. Execute laws .