Executive Branch Review

Freeing a convicted person from serving out their sentence

• Pardon

• Veto

• Reprieve

To refuse to admit or approve

• Pardon

• Veto

• Reprieve

Postponement of the carrying out of a sentence

• Pardon

• Veto

• Reprieve

Art of negotiating with foreign governments

• Cabinet

• Diplomacy

• Executive Privilege

• Executive Order

Made up of the head of each of the 15 Departments

• Cabinet

• Diplomacy

• Executive Privilege

• Executive Order

Formal statements from the president that have the force of law

• Cabinet

• Diplomacy

• Executive Privilege

• Executive Order

Either Democrat or Republican, used to support party goals or candidate's, fundraise etc.

• Chief Administrator

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Executive

• Party Leader

• Foreign Policy Leader

Deals with other countries in way of treaties or foreign ambassadors.

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Executive

• Chief Administrator

• Foreign Policy Leader

• Chief Agenda Setter

Sets the government agenda during the State of the Union address and helps prepare the federal budget.

• Foreign Policy Leader

• Chief Administrator

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Executive

• Chief Agenda Setter

Carries out laws and policies, appoint officials, and is the head of the executive branch.

• Foreign Policy Leader

• Chief Administrator

• Chief Executive

• Chief Agenda Setter

• Commander in Chief