American Government 3e - Chapter 12
Across
- 4. Part of the Executive Office tasked with advising on economic policy
- 11. White House body coordinating national defense and foreign policy
- 13. Used by presidents to temporarily fill vacancies while the Senate is in recess
- 14. Executive branch of the U.S. federal government
- 16. Effect creating popularity boost for the president during international crises
Down
- 1. Constitutional role giving the president authority over the armed forces
- 2. Presidential directive that functions like law without congressional approval
- 3. 1921 Act giving the president authority to produce the first executive budget
- 5. Secretaries heading the 15 executive departments advising the president
- 6. International pact made by the president without Senate treaty ratification
- 7. The office that has evolved from ceremonial to substantive joint governance role
- 8. Short Senate session used to prevent formal recess and block recess appointments
- 9. Unilateral presidential authority to forgive federal offenses
- 10. Can be a secret weapon for presidents; a president’s better half
- 12. Former Bureau of the Budget created to assist the president with federal spending plans
- 15. Teddy Roosevlt’s term for using the presidency as a platform to push an agenda