| A | B |
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| Chief-of-State | G. The ceremonial head of the United States. |
| Chief Executive | H. The President sees that the laws of the Congress are carried out and executed. |
| Chief Diplomat | B. The president directs foreign policy of the United Staes, making the key decisions about the nation's relations with other countries. |
| Chief Legislator | F. The President is expected to suggest legislation that s/he wishes to see enacted. This will help guide Congress in its policy-making. |
| Chief-of-Party | C. The acknowledged leader of the political party in charge of the executive branch. |
| Chief Economic Planner | D. The President is responsible for planning the economic policies of the government, which includes submitting a federal budget. |
| Chief Citizen | E. The President represents all American people. |
| Commander-In-Chief | A. All of the nation's armed forces are forces under the control of the President. |
