Executive Branch

Executive Branch

1. President

   • in charge of the army, treaties, etc.

2. Cabinet

   • The president's group of advisors

3. State of the Union

   • When the president writes a speech about all of the issues that need to be covered in the congresss

4. Vice President

   • Second in command for when the president is impeached or killed

5. EOP

   • Created to communicating the president's needs, or to see over trade

6. USDA

   • Executes policy on food and agricultural products

7. DOD

   • Provides forces and protects security of the nation, headquarters in the Pentagon