The Executive Branch
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- 3. the group that casts the “official” votes for the President.
- 4. mandated that each elector cast a separate vote for President and Vice President
- 7. the Secretary of State
- 11. adopted February of 1967. covered what to do if the office of the President becomes vacant or if the President is temporarily unable to perform the duties of the office.
- 12. held every four years and votes are cast on the first tuesday after the first monday
- 15. the secretary of war
- 16. serves the same four year term as the President, but must also meet the same qualifications as the President
- 19. a meeting of the political party, in which the members have a discussion and decide who will be the strongest candidate for the upcoming election.
- 24. if the president is temporarily unable to perform duties of the office
- 25. made up of all the agencies, departments, and bureaus of federal government
- 27. set the precedent of the President having a Cabinet
- 28. consists of the president, the Vice President, and the federal bureaucracy
- 29. elections that decide who will serve as the representative of the party in the upcoming election.
- 30. 2nd to fulfil the line of succession
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- 1. “the Vice President of the United States shall be President of the senate, but shall have no vote, unless they be equally divided.”
- 2. the secretary of the Treasury
- 5. public knows you are running, and papers are filed with the federal election commission
- 6. created a new breed of Vice President, when he gave Vice President Al Gore more responsibility and included him in the decision making process.
- 8. head of each departments
- 9. organized method of resolving the issue of who is head of the executive branch of government
- 10. serves as a pep rally for the upcoming election
- 13. head of the Department of Justice
- 14. natural born u.s. Citizen, at least 35 years old, reside in the u.s. For 14 years
- 17. when selected candidates participate in speeches, news interviews, meet and greets with the public, and debates with their opponents.
- 18. commander in chief
- 20. “together with the Vice President, chosen for the same term .”
- 21. decides the responsibilities of a new department and approves the budget for each executive department
- 22. a group of advisors.
- 23. next in line after the Vice President
- 26. the official ceremony in which the President is sworn in, takes the oath of office, and begins his or her term.