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The highest-ranking presidential representatives appointed to engage with foreign nations, international bodies, and global organizations, on behalf of the United States government. 

• Consuls
• Envoys
• Delegates
• Ambassadors

A draft of a written proposal to form a new law, alter a current law, or remove an existing law.

• law proposal
• statute amendment
• legislation draft
• bill

The advisory group that includes the Vice President and the 15 executive department heads.

• Council of Ministers
• Cabinet
• National Security Council
• Executive Board

The branch of the federal government responsible for implementing and enforcing the country’s laws, managing foreign relations, and overseeing national defense. 

• Judicial Branch
• Legislative Branch
• Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Executive Branch

A presidential directive, written with the full force of law, that does not require congressional approval.

• Executive Memorandum
• Executive Order
• Legislative Act
• Presidential Proclamation

The division of powers between the levels of government.

• Confederation
• Unitary System
• Monarchy
• Federalism

Important people from other countries.

• Tourists, travelers, expatriates
• Foreign Dignitaries

• Local business owners, shopkeepers, artisans
• Students, teachers, researchers

1. A rule that regulates the behavior and social norms of society.

• Law
• Policy
• Guideline
• Regulation

The branch of the federal government responsible for writing legislation, regulating interstate commerce, controlling the budget, affirming or rejecting treaties and presidential appointments, overseeing federal agencies, impeaching and removing federal officers, and declaring war. 

• Executive Branch
• Judicial Branch
• Federal Reserve
• Legislative Branch

The branch of the federal government responsible for interpreting laws, determining their constitutionality, and ensuring they are applied fairly across all cases.

• Administrative Branch
• Executive Branch
• Legislative Branch
• Judicial Branch