reVIEW: Executive 4-Presidential Advisors

What was the primary purpose of creating the Executive Office of the President (EOP)?

• To assist the president in his duties
• To manage the federal budget
• To oversee the military
• To regulate independent agencies

Who is considered the most powerful adviser in the White House Office?

• Press Secretary
• Chief of Staff
• Deputy Chief of Staff
• Counsel to the President

What role does the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) play?

• Prepares the federal budget
• Coordinates military policy
• Advises on agricultural issues
• Manages public relations

Which group helps the president coordinate military and foreign policy?

• White House Office
• National Security Council
• Office of Management and Budget
• Council of Economic Advisers

What is the main responsibility of the Cabinet?

• To create laws
• To advise the president
• To manage the military
• To oversee the judiciary

How often does the Cabinet meet?

• Once a month
• As often as necessary
• Once a year
• Every week

What percentage of national government employees are civil service workers?

• 50%
• 70%
• 90%
• 100%

What is the civil service system based on?

• Political connections
• Merit and competitive examinations
• Random selection
• Presidential appointments

What role does the press secretary play in the White House Office?

• Advising on military matters
• Providing news and statements from the president
• Managing the federal budget
• Overseeing the Cabinet

What is the role of the Cabinet secretaries?

• To create laws
• To advise the president on departmental issues
• To manage the military
• To oversee elections