Across
- 2. An election used by political parties to choose candidates.
- 3. The process that determines who becomes president if the office becomes vacant.
- 6. When candidates travel, debate, and give speeches to win votes.
- 7. The group that officially elects the president of the United States.
- 10. The head of the executive branch and commander in-chief of the military.
- 12. A group of advisors chosen by the president to lead executive departments.
Down
- 1. The president's main office in the White House.
- 4. The ceremony on January 20 when the president takes the oath of office.
- 5. One constitutional requirement to become president.
- 8. The vice president serves as the president of this part of Congress.
- 9. The person who takes over if the president dies, resigns, or cannot serve.
- 11. The cabinet member that's responsible for foreign affairs.
