| A | B |
|---|
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | president who served the most terms |
| Executive Agreements | do not have to be approved by Congress |
| Vice President's job | leader of the Senate |
| NASA | example of an executive agency |
| John Kerry | Secretary of State |
| Office of Managment and Budget | determines how much the president's programs will cost |
| Speaker of the House | 2nd in line for president |
| Homeland Security | executive department formed as a reaction to 9/11 |
| Power to make treaties | the power Jefferson called upon for the Louisiana Purchase |
| Richard Nixon | president who resigned before he could be impeached |
| Cabinet | the 15-member group of advisors hand-picked by the president |
| Foreign Policy | the plan for guiding the nation's relations with other countries |
| Congress | sets the salary of the president |
| Commander in Chief | the power Truman called upon to nationalize the steel mills |
| The Beast | the president's car |
| 22nd Amendment | limits the president to two terms |
| Executive Privilege | the power Nixon called upon to refuse to hand over his taped conversations |
