Chapter 6 Civics - The Executive Branch

_____________ is the government’s plan for interacting with the other countries of the world.

• Diplomacy
• Foreign Policy
• Bureacracy
• Reprieves

The highest-ranking military officers of the army, navy, and air force form the _____________.

• Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Secretaries of the Military
• Independent Agencies
• Ambassadors

The art of interacting with foreign governments is known as _______________.

• Bureaucracy
• Foreign Policy
• Diplomacy
• Pardons

What allows foreigners to come to the United States?

• Passports
• Foreign Policy
• Grants
• Visas

A(n) _________ performs specialized duties and has the power to make rules and bring violators to court.

• Regulatory Commission
• Regular Group
• Independent Agencies
• Attorney General

A diplomat appointed by a government to protect its commercial interests and help its citizens in a foreign country

• Embassy
• Consul
• Chief of Staff
• Diplomacy

Documents that allow U.S. citizens to travel abroad

• Visa
• Foreign Policy
• Diplomacy
• Passport

State of the ________ Address: the speech that sets forth the programs and policies that the president wants Congress to put into effect as laws

• Union
• Country
• State
• Congress

A written agreement between the U.S, and other countries

• Compromise
• Rational
• Treaty
• Pardon

The president can issue a ___________, which is the forgiveness of a crime and the penalty associated with it.

• Pardon
• Reprieve
• Forgivement
• Treaty