The Executive Branch

2. group of advisors appointed by the President (6 letters)
4. process of selecting a Vice President when the office becomes vacant (10 letters)
5. President's main office and workspace in the White House (8 letters)
8. process of removing a President from office for misconduct (7 letters)
9. formal ceremony where the President takes the oath of office (5 letters)
10. federal department responsible for managing the country's foreign affairs (9 letters)
13. official who presides over the House of Representatives and is third in line to the presidency (7 letters)
15. President's official residence in Washington, D.C. (5 letters)
16. formal meetings where the President discusses policy with advisors (8 letters)
18. federal department responsible for the country's military (7 letters)
20. President's power to appoint judges and other government officials (11 letters)

1. President's power to reject a bill passed by Congress (9 letters)
3. federal department responsible for collecting taxes (3 letters)
6. who presides over the Senate and is next in line to the presidency (9 letters)
7. President's power to send U.S. troops into combat without Congressional approval (9 letters)
11. term for the length of time a President serves in office (4 letters)
12. President's power to pardon or reduce the punishment of a convicted criminal (10 letters)
14. second-highest-ranking official in the U.S. government (4 letters)
17. federal department responsible for enforcing laws and investigating crimes (6 letters)
19. head of the executive branch of the U.S. government (9 letters)