| A | B |
|---|
| Agenda Setter | President's role with the power to influence legislation and shape policy |
| Secretary | leads the main organizations of the Executive Branch |
| Commander-in-Chief | President's role with the power to leader of the armed forces |
| Head of State | President's role to serve as the symbol of leadership to the American people and the world |
| Keeper of the Economy | President's role to be concerned with the health of the American economy |
| Party Chief | President's role to serve as the top ranking official of his political party |
| Veto | part of the president’s role in lawmaking |
| Franklin Roosevelt | president elected to office 4 times |
| 22nd | the amendment that states a president cannot serve more than 2 four-year terms |
| Speaker of the House | next in line to be president if something should happen to the president and the vice president |
| power to make treaties | the power Jefferson called upon to rationalize buying the Louisiana Purchase |
| Commander in Chief | the power Harry Truman claimed when he placed his Secretary of Commerce to head the steel mills during the Korean War |
| Executive Privilege | the power Richard Nixon claimed when he refused to hand over tapes of his White House conversations to the special prosecutor |
| Cabinet | a group of people that give advice to help the president make important decisions |
| Departments | main organizations of the Executive Branch |
| Independent Agencies | government organizations that focus on specific issues, but are independent of the president’s control |
| Regulations | Similar to laws, make activities illegal or give instructions for how something must be done |
| Chief Executive | President's role to serve as the “boss” for government workers |
