Executive Branch
This is a study tool for the executive branch
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Topics of this game:
- enforces the laws
- amendment that created the presidential line of success
- protects the security of the US
- handles the foreign policy of the nation
- helps farmers produce income and production for home and abroad
- protects public lands and resources throughout the U.S.
- person who steps up if the president dies
- number of votes needed to become president
- the 15 departments are called what
- chief executive of a state
- chief executive of a city
- oversees nations legal affairs
- financial division of the government
- regulates america transportation needs, policies and planning
- ensures safe working conditions and oversees minimum wages and protects pensions
- works to insist communities in the nation and ensures equal housing opportunities
- plans energy policy
- promotes and protects the industrial and commercial parts of the economy
- oversees programs concerned with health and social services of the American people
- oversees medical care for veterans and families
- coordinates federal assistance programs for public and private schools
- charged with protecting the security of America’s borders, shores, land and the safety of its people
- red states are for
- blue states are for
- get 270 electoral votes in election
- Presidents term
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