The Executive Branch

Answer each question based on the information reviewed. Read each question carefully.

Who leads the executive branch and serves as Commander in Chief of the U.S. military?

• The President

• The Vice President

• The Chief Justice

• The Speaker of the House

What does a presidential veto do to legislation passed by Congress unless two-thirds of both houses vote to override?

• Prevents it from becoming law

• Sends it back to the Supreme Court

• Automatically turns it into an amendment

• Places it under executive review only

Which responsibilities are part of the President’s role? Select all that apply.

• Leading diplomatic relations

• Enforcing U.S. laws

• Signing or vetoing bills

• Casting tie‑breaking Senate votes

What are three reasons (3) a president will not be able to fulfill his job?

Which does EOP stand for?

How are Cabinet members for the 15 different departments?

Name (5) of the departments:

What are the responsibilities of:

1. 1. Office of Management and Budget

2. 2. National Security Council

3. 3. White House Communication and Press Security

Which branch of government interprets laws and ensures they follow the Constitution?

• Executive branch enforces policies

• Cabinet departments manage agencies

• Legislative branch writes statutes

• Judicial branch interprets laws

What is the primary role of federal judges when hearing cases?

• Manage executive branch budgets

• Propose new federal regulations

• Apply the law to real-life disputes

• Negotiate treaties with nations

Which statement best describes judicial review?

• Courts check laws against the Constitution

• States approve federal court rulings

• The President vetoes Supreme Court decisions

• Congress reviews executive orders