Executive Branch

3. Abbreviation for a Presidential power; in charge of military.
6. A type of election that determines which of two or more candidates within a single party will face an opponent in a general election.
8. Head of the executive branch of government.
10. Presidential directives that have the force of law.
13. An act of Congress that gives citizens access to government to withheld files and documents.
16. Process by which a President is removed from office should he commit a crime.
17. The executive agency that helps prepare the budget.

1. Next in line should the President die.
2. Minimum age to be President.
3. Offices of the executive branch that assist the President in running the government.
4. A presidential power that completes a person of a crime committed.
5. Congressional office that audits an agency's finances, monitors its activities, and requests public hearings.
7. Formal statement of a political party's position on a campaign issue.
9. Legislative check and balance Congress has over the President.
11. Civilian employees of federal government.
12. A school thatdoes not issue diplomas but does cast votes to determine who will be President.
14. Power has as this chief to conduct foreign affairs and make treaties.
15. President check and balance over Congress