| A | B |
|---|
| appoint | to choose someone for a position |
| Senate | the body with advice and consent |
| advice and consent | approving presidential appointments and treaties |
| treaties | formal agreements with other nations, negotiated by the President |
| judicial review | the Court's power to declare laws (and executive orders) unconstitutional |
| impeachment | to formally accuse an official of a crime |
| Cabinet | the President's body of advisors |
| veto | the President's check on laws he doesn't like |
| implement | to put into practice (from paper law to action) |
| tyranny | cruel or oppressive gov't that is not responsive to the people |
| executive order | the way a president makes policy without Congress's approval |
| implied powers | national gov't powers that are not directly state (enumerated), but flow logically from them |
