The Cabinet

1. This U.S. Department secures the nation from threats
5. Director of the Office of Management and Budget
8. This refers to physical or mental effort for work, human activity in the economy, the process of childbirth, or organized work/workers
9. A large organization within the executive branch responsible for a specific area, like State foreign affairs or Defense military.
10. manages the nation's health and well-being
13. A body of high-ranking government officials, usually department heads, that advises the President, in the U.S., or Prime Minister.
15. This U.S. Department creates sustainable communities and affordable housing
18. In charge of nuclear weapons, and scientific research.
20. Affairs The department manages healthcare, benefits, disability, education, loans, pensions, and burial services for U.S. military veterans
23. This manages the nation's finances, collecting taxes, printing money, and managing the national debt
24. The Secretary of State
25. This develops and coordinates national transportation policy, looking after different types of travel, and contribute to the economy.

2. Each member leads a large executive department, responsible for executing federal laws, managing programs, and addressing specific national needs
3. Presidential advisor and leader for national security, overseeing the Army, Navy, Air Force, and other defense agencies, with a goal of deterring war and protecting the nation.
4. Provides counsel to the President
6. Cabinet members are ranked in this, ensuring continuity of government if the President becomes unable to serve.
7. Constitutional system allowing branches to limit each other's power.
11. This regulates its territory and population through a system of laws and government, providing public services, and managing things like elections, health, and safety
12. Chief Legal Officer and leads the department of justice as a part of the cabinet
14. The title for the head of a major executive department.
16. Responsible for promoting economic growth, job creation, and fair trade through agencies handling patents, statistics, weather, and export controls.
17. The process where the Senate approves or rejects presidential nominations for Cabinet positions.
19. This can refer to the U.S. Department of the Interior, which manages natural resources, public lands, and cultural heritage
21. Responsible for establishing federal education policies
22. Cabinet members provide the President with written or verbal advice and opinions on matters affecting their areas, helping in decision-making.