The Executive Branch
Across
- 2. agency that regulates food and medicines.
- 5. System that officially elects the U.S. president through electors from each state
- 7. agency that protects the environment
- 10. Person running for political office.
- 11. presidents power to reject a bill passed by congress
- 12. agreement between nations to support each other
- 13. Authority given to a leader by voters to carry out policies.
- 14. Practice of rewarding political supporters with jobs after winning office.
- 16. Government departments and workers who carry out laws and policies.
- 17. Giving government jobs to supporters.
Down
- 1. Group of advisors who help the president lead executive departments
- 2. When the federal government spends more money than it receives.
- 3. formal agreement between countries
- 4. president power to keep communications private
- 6. Person chosen to vote for president in the Electoral College.
- 8. how land is developed and used for purposes like housing, farming, or business
- 9. Head official of a city or town government.
- 12. government pardon given to a group of people
- 15. official forgiveness for a crime
- 17. Election used to choose a political party’s candidate.