Copy of Unit 2: Interactions Among Branches of Government: Lesson 5

Open Ended

Why do you think the President of the United States has a cabinet of advisors, and what might be the significance of having a diverse group of people in these roles?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a primary function of national agencies involved in foreign intelligence operations in the U.S.?

• Collecting information about foreign governments and threats

• Managing public education systems

• Overseeing local law enforcement

• Regulating interstate commerce

Open Ended

How could the president’s agenda contribute to confrontations with Congress?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an official duty of the Vice President according to the slide?

• Presiding over the Senate at all times

• Taking over presidential duties in case of removal, death, or resignation

• Appointing Cabinet members

• Vetoing congressional bills

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of efforts to create balance in the Cabinet as described in the slide?

• Appointing the first woman to the Cabinet

• Appointing the first African American to the Cabinet

• Appointing the first Native American to the Cabinet

• Appointing the first Secretary of State

Open Ended

How do the roles of the Cabinet and other federal agencies differ in supporting the executive branch?

Multiple Choice

Based on the chart, which president made the highest number of District Court judicial appointments?

• Obama

• Clinton

• Reagan

• Bush G. H. W.

Open Ended

How do national agencies contribute to foreign intelligence operations in the U.S., and why is their role important for national security?

Multiple Choice

What is the primary role of the President's Cabinet in the United States government?

• To advise the President on various policy areas

• To create laws for the country

• To enforce state laws

• To represent the U.S. in foreign countries

Multiple Choice

What is the main task described in the 'Presidential Research Project' classwork slide?

• Complete a research project on U.S. presidents and check requirements in Google Classroom.

• Write an essay about the American Revolution.

• Prepare a science experiment for class.

• Create a timeline of world wars.