The Executive Branch

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  1. 2. A presidential directive that acts like a federal law without needing congressional approval.
  2. 4. The legislative role held by the second-highest executive official, according to Article I of the Constitution.
  3. 5. This constitutional amendment sets up the official order of succession for the executive office.
  4. 7. This leader acts as the Commander-in-Chief and must be at least 35 years old.
  5. 9. GENERAL he specific title given to the head of the Department of Justice.TREASURY The department that prints paper money, mints coins, and collects federal taxes through the IRS.
  6. 10. This term describes the collective group of federal department heads chosen to advise the chief executive.
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  1. 1. This official takes over the highest office if the current chief executive dies or resigns.
  2. 3. The department that oversees the Pentagon and coordinates all branches of the military.
  3. 6. This power allows the chief executive to refuse to sign a bill passed by Congress.
  4. 8. The executive department that manages international relations, issues passports, and runs embassies.