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2019 Executive Branch

Total questions: 142

Worksheet time: 2hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The person in this cabinet position is in charge of the U.S. Justice Department. 
a)
Attorney General
b)
Supreme Court Chief Justice
c)
Solicitor General
d)
Minister of Justice
2.
Currently, there are ________________ positions on the cabinet. 
a)
4
b)
10
c)
15
d)
20
3.
The ________________________ is the principal economic advisor to the president.
a)
Federal Reserve Chair
b)
Secretary of the Treasure
c)
Vice President
d)
Secretary of the Economy
4.
Negotiates, interprets, or terminates treaties and agreements and conducts negotiations relating to U.S. foreign affairs.
a)
Secretary of State
b)
U.S. Ambassador 
c)
Vice President
d)
Senate Majority Leader
5.
The president’s closest advisers, consisting of the vice president, the secretaries of each of the 15 executive departments, and other top government officials who help the president make decisions and policy
a)
Cabinet
b)
National Security Advisor
c)
Civil Service System
d)
Political Action Committee
6.
What day is inauguration? 
a)
January 20
b)
September 20
c)
June 20
d)
July 20
7.
What is required to be a Cabinet Secretary?
a)
They need to be nominated by the President and approved by the Senate
b)
They need to be elected by the Senate.
c)
They need to be appointed by the president.
d)
They need to be appointed by the President and approved by the House of Representatives.
8.
The president’s closest advisers, consisting of the vice president, the secretaries of each of the 15 executive departments, and other top government officials that help the president make decisions and policy
a)
The Divisive Influences
b)
The Dresser Drawers
c)
The Cabinet
d)
The Duvet
9.
The Office of Management and Budget prepares the national budge and monitors how much ______ the government _______
a)
money, spends
b)
bonds, earns
c)
taxes, charged
d)
money, earns
10.
The National Security Council helps the president manage _______ and ______ policy.
a)
vacations, spending
b)
military, foreign
c)
civilians, domestic
d)
trade, budget
11.
The Council of Economic Advisers helps guide the president on issues such as ______ and ______ _______
a)
inflation, foreign trade
b)
deflation, foreign trade
c)
deflation, voter rights
d)
inflation, voter rights
12.
Who chooses people to be on the cabinet?
a)
Congress
b)
Voters
c)
Judges
d)
the President
13.
What does the president do when he or she prepares the national budget?
a)
The president meets with leaders from different countries.
b)
The President chooses members to be on his or her cabinet.
c)
The Presdient figures out how to spend the country's money.
d)
The president makes sure that state governments follow laws.
14.
Why do you think Congress passed a law stating that presidents could only serve for 2 terms?
a)
to give the Supreme Court a chance to pass new laws
b)
to let the President lead another country's government
c)
to help make the president more like a king
d)
to keep one person from leading the government for too long
15.
Which sentence is FALSE?
a)
The President leads all of the armed forces.
b)
The President can serve up to three terms
c)
The President must be born in the United States.
d)
The President chooses Supreme Court judges.
16.

What is a requirement of anyone who runs for the office of the President of the United States?

a)

He or she is at least 30 years old.

b)

He or she is a native-born citizen.

c)

He or she has a college degree.

d)

He or she is a member of a major political party.

17.

How long is the term of the President of the United States?

a)

2 years

b)

4 years

c)

6 years

d)

8 years

18.

How many terms is a president allowed to serve?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

19.
To be President you must be at least ____ years old
a)
25
b)
30
c)
35
d)
40
20.

The purpose of the Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution is to

a)

impose a 2-term limit on the President

b)

set a Presidential term to 4 years

21.

The qualifications to become President are

a)

citizen for 10 years, Protestant, at least 35 years old

b)

native born citizen, 35 years old, US resident for 14 years

22.

Who takes over if the President cannot perform his job?

a)

vice president

b)

speaker of the house

c)

president pro tempore

d)

secretary of state

23.

Who would become President after the Vice President?

a)

President

b)

Speaker of the House

c)

President Pro Tempore

d)

Secretary of State

24.

Is the Cabinet mentioned in the Constitution?

a)

3 times

b)

10 times

c)

not at all

d)

once

25.

Department responsible for borrowing, collecting (taxes), spending, and budgeting money

a)

Department of State

b)

Department of Justice

c)

Department of Defense

d)

Department of the Treasury

26.

Department that deals with national parks, Native American governments and issues, and manages and protects the nation's public lands and natural resources

a)

Department of Homeland Security

b)

Department of Agriculture

c)

Department of the Interior

d)

Department of Transportation

27.

What are the three levels of government?

a)

Executive, Legislative, and Local

b)

State, National, and International

c)

Judiciary, Legislative, and Economic

d)

Legislative, Judiciary, and Executive

28.

Name the departments of the Cabinet

a)

Education, Justice, Homeland Security, Labor, Agriculture, Interior, Defense, State, Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, Energy, Transportation, Health and Human Services, Veterans Affairs, Commerce

b)

Education, Planning, Defense, Judiciary, Family Development, Foreign Affairs, Commerce, Labor, Veterans Affairs, Domestic Policy, Voting, Campaigns, Political Parties, Animal Welfare

c)

State, International Affairs, The Arts, Budget, Labor, Commerce, Energy, Transportation, Health and Human Services, FDA, Defense, Weapons, Congress, Vice Presidential Office

d)

Justice, Homeland Security, Labor, Agriculture, Education, Interior, Defense, Housing and Urban Development, State, Treasury, Energy, Health and Human Services, Veterans Affairs, Commerce, CIA

29.

Who is the leader if the Department if Justice, and what does it do?

a)

Attorney General, judges laws to be either constitutional or unconstitutional

b)

Secretary of Justice, judges laws to be either constitutional or unconstitutional

c)

Attorney General, enforces laws and investigates crimes, head of the CIA

d)

Secretary of Justice, enforces laws and investigates crimes, head of the CIA

30.

What does the Department of State do?

a)

plans and carries out the nation's foreign policy

b)

writes the federal budget each year

c)

controls all aspects of road and transportation infrastructure

d)

controls the entire healthcare system in the nation

31.

What are the presidential powers?

a)
  • veto bills from Congress
  • appoint federal judges, ambassadors, Supreme Court Justices, and top government officials (with Senate approval)
  • call Congress into special session
  • pardon federal criminals
  • act as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces
  • make treaties with other countries (with Senate approval)
b)
  • make tax laws
  • appoint Congress members
  • declare war
  • decide if laws are constitutional
  • act as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces
  • veto bills from Congress
c)
  • declare war
  • collect taxes
  • pardon federal criminals
  • veto bills from Congress
  • make defense laws
d)
  • make the budget
  • declare war
  • pardon federal criminals
  • veto bills from Congress
  • appoint federal judges
  • give federal money to other nations
  • make treaties with other countries (without Senate approval)
32.

Includes the vice president and the head of the 15 executive departments

a)

20 Amendement

b)

President Cabinet

c)

Government Corporations

d)

12th Amendment

33.

12th amendment

a)

due process

b)

The right to vote

c)

Popular vote

d)

Election for the president and vice president by the electoral college

34.

Sets the dates at which federal (United States) government elected offices end, and succeeds the president if the president dies.

a)

12th Amendment

b)

1st Amendment

c)

20th Amendment

d)

24th Amendment

35.

22nd Amendment

a)

No one person shall be allowed to be president more than twice

b)

President can be in office for 12 years

c)

No one person should be president more than two years

36.

Federal agencies created by an act of Congress that are independent of the executive departments.

a)

Executive agencies

b)

Electoral College

c)

Independent Regulatory Agency

d)

Government Corporations

37.

A company that is owned by the government and operates with the same independence of a private business, except that the owner is the government.

a)

President Cabinet

b)

Government Corporations

c)

Independent Regulatory Agency

38.

Allows for the Vice President to become president in the event of death, resignation, removal from office or impairment that prevents the current president from fulfilling his or her duties.

a)

25th Amendment

b)

22nd Amendment

c)

10th Amendment

39.

Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security is an example of.

a)

Executive Order

b)

Executive Agency

c)

President Cabinet

40.

This president gave an executive order for desegrated armed forces

a)

Donald Trump

b)

Harry Truman

c)

Franklin Roosevelt

41.

President Donald Trump had the following Executive order regarding

a)

Emancipation Proclamation

b)

Immigration

c)

Desegrate Armed Forces

42.

If Congress is not currently in session, but an issue such as the nation's budget needs to be resolved, the president can call a ____________________________, where Congress will convene (outside regular legislative session) to work to resolve the issue.

a)

special session

b)

executive session

c)

veto

d)

none of the given

43.

Power of the president to refuse (forbid) a bill

a)

veto

b)

executive order

c)

table

d)

pigeonhole

44.

Which of the following is true of an executive order?

a)

must go through Congress

b)

must go through the Supreme Court

c)

has the force of law

d)

all of the given

45.

As _____________________________, the president serves as the leader of their political party. They do things like help raise money for campaigns, and provide support for other members.

a)

Democratic Leader

b)

Party Leader

c)

Chief Legislator

d)

Chief Executive

46.

The heads of federal departments that the president appoints are referred to as the president's __________________________.

a)

pentagon

b)

squad

c)

cabinet

d)

party

47.

The president's role as leader of the nation's armed forces...

a)

Chief of the Armed Forces

b)

Supreme Leader of the Armed Forces

c)

Chief Commander

d)

Commander in Chief

48.

If the president were to welcome a foreign leader/official to the White House, this would be an example of what role?

a)

Commander in Chief

b)

Chief Executive

c)

Head of State

d)

none of the given

49.

As Chief Executive, it is the president's job to...

a)

MAKE laws

b)

CARRY OUT laws

c)

INTERPRET laws

d)

none of the given

50.

Which of the following CAN the president do?

a)

nominate judges to federal courts

b)

offer pardons

c)

choose members of the cabinet

d)

ALL of the given

51.

Which of the following can the president NOT DO?

a)

nominate supreme court justices

b)

send the Navy to the south Pacific

c)

declare war

d)

none of the given

52.

This department oversees the Secret Service, border patrol, cybersecurity and customs services.

a)

State Department

b)

Department of Homeland Security

c)

Department of Justice

d)

Department of Defense

53.

This department is charged with foreign affairs, including participating in the United Nations, issuing passports, and running our foreign embassies.

a)

State Department

b)

Department of Homeland Security

c)

Department of Justice

d)

Department of Defense

54.

This department enforces laws of the United States in Federal Courts, conducts suits in which the U.S. is concerned, and is the chief legal officer of the Federal Government. This department also conducts investigations and suits concerning monopolies, antitrust laws, and organized crime.

a)

State Department

b)

Department of Homeland Security

c)

Department of Justice

d)

Department of Defense

55.

All provisions for the defense of the United States are carried out in this department, including the operation of the armed forces.

a)

State Department

b)

Department of Homeland Security

c)

Department of Justice

d)

Department of Defense

56.

This department conduct educational and research plans aimed at aiding agriculture.

a)

Department of Agriculture

b)

Department of Interior

c)

Department of Health and Human Services

d)

Department of Housing and Urban Development

57.

This department is charged with all natural resources of the nation, scenic and historical regions, the National Parks System, Native American Affairs, dams, and water power.

a)

Department of Agriculture

b)

Department of Interior

c)

Department of Health and Human Services

d)

Department of Housing and Urban Development

58.

This department oversees health matters and many programs affecting the quality of American citizens' lives. Agencies include Public Health Service, Social Security, Food and Drug Administration, the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and many other programs affecting Americans of all ages.

a)

Department of Agriculture

b)

Department of Interior

c)

Department of Health and Human Services

d)

Department of Housing and Urban Development

59.

This department seeks solutions to the many problems of urban life. Its addition is an acknowledgement of the growing needs of urban living.

a)

Department of Agriculture

b)

Department of Interior

c)

Department of Health and Human Services

d)

Department of Housing and Urban Development

60.

This department manages our nation's finances, is responsible for coining and printing money and enforces monetary laws.

a)

Department of the Treasury

b)

Department of Labor

c)

Department of Commerce

d)

Department of Transportation

61.

This department aids wage earners, enforces labor standards and laws, runs employment bureaus, mediates strikes, and suggests new legislation promoting worker safety

a)

Department of the Treasury

b)

Department of Labor

c)

Department of Commerce

d)

Department of Transportation

62.

This department promotes all phases of commerce, industry, and business

a)

Department of the Treasury

b)

Department of Labor

c)

Department of Commerce

d)

Department of Transportation

63.

The agencies at this department promote safe and efficient travel, contributing to the nation's economic growth.

a)

Department of the Treasury

b)

Department of Labor

c)

Department of Commerce

d)

Department of Transportation

64.

This agency is charged with establishing an energy policy for the US. It encourages conservation of fuel and electricity and researches new energy sources.

a)

Department of Energy

b)

Department of Education

c)

Department of Veteran Affairs

65.

This department manages all federal education programs in the nation and oversees educational grants to the states.

a)

Department of Energy

b)

Department of Education

c)

Department of Veteran Affairs

66.

This department is responsible for broad range of problems faced by American veterans from the country's wars and conflicts.

a)

Department of Energy

b)

Department of Education

c)

Department of Veteran Affairs

67.

The president can appoint leaders (secretaries) of cabinet departments, but they must be confirmed by the Senate

a)

true

b)

false

68.

Which of the following is true of an executive order?

a)

must go through Congress

b)

must go through the Supreme Court

c)

has the force of law

d)

all of the given

69.

As _____________________________, the president serves as the leader of their political party. They do things like help raise money for campaigns, and provide support for other members.

a)

Democratic Leader

b)

Party Leader

c)

Chief Legislator

d)

Chief Executive

70.

The president's role as leader of the nation's armed forces...

a)

Chief of the Armed Forces

b)

Supreme Leader of the Armed Forces

c)

Chief Commander

d)

Commander in Chief

71.

If the president were to welcome a foreign leader/official to the White House, this would be an example of what role?

a)

Commander in Chief

b)

Chief Executive

c)

Head of State

d)

none of the given

72.

As Chief Executive, it is the president's job to...

a)

MAKE laws

b)

CARRY OUT laws

c)

INTERPRET laws

d)

none of the given

73.

Which of the following CAN the president do?

a)

nominate judges to federal courts

b)

offer pardons

c)

choose members of the cabinet

d)

ALL of the given

74.

Which of the following can the president NOT DO?

a)

nominate supreme court justices

b)

send the Navy to the south Pacific

c)

declare war

d)

none of the given

75.
The president has the power to excuse a criminal from a crime. This is called a(an):
a)
pardon
b)
reprieve
c)
forgiveness
d)
pocket veto
76.
President Obama talks on the phone aboard Air Force One with Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon to congratulate him and his team for winning the World Series
a)
Chief Legislator 
b)
Chief Executive
c)
Party Leader
d)
Head of State
77.
President Obama greets Sgt. Bill Mohr, a 108-year-old veteran of World War II, during a Veterans Day breakfast 
a)
Head of State 
b)
Chief Executive
c)
Commander in Chief
d)
Party Leader
78.
Appointing someone to serve as the head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
a)
Chief of State
b)
Chief Citizen
c)
Commander in Chief
d)
Chief Executive
79.
Travelling to London to meet with British leaders.
a)
Chief of State
b)
Chief Diplomat
c)
Commander in Chief
d)
Chief Legislator
80.
Inviting members of Congress to lunch in the White House.
a)
Chief of State
b)
Chief Diplomat
c)
Commander in Chief
d)
Chief Legislator
81.
Presidential cabinet responsible for collecting, borrowing, spending, and printing money?
a)
Treasury
b)
Justice
c)
Interior
82.
Presidential cabinet responsible for law enforcement?
a)
Justice
b)
Agriculture
c)
Commerce
83.
Presidential cabinet responsible for protecting and maintaining public lands and parks?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Interior
c)
Housing and Urban Development
84.
Presidential cabinet responsible for helping farmers and consumers with farm products?
a)
Labor
b)
Commerce
c)
Agriculture
85.
Presidential cabinet responsible for supervising trade and promoting business?
a)
Commerce
b)
Interior
c)
Health and Human Services
86.
Presidential cabinet responsible for working conditions and American wages?
a)
Homeland
b)
Housing and Urban Development
c)
Labor
87.
Presidential cabinet responsible for well-being and health of Americans?
a)
Labor
b)
Health and Human Services
c)
Commerce
88.
Presidential cabinet responsible for highways, railroads, water routes, and air traffic?
a)
Veterans
b)
Transportation
c)
Energy
89.
Presidential cabinet responsible for the energy plan for the entire nation?
a)
Defense
b)
Interior
c)
Energy
90.
Presidential cabinet responsible for providing advice and funding (money) for schools?
a)
Veterans
b)
Education
c)
Treasury
91.
Presidential cabinet responsible for assisting veterans with different services they need?
a)
Veterans
b)
Defense
c)
Health and Human Services
92.
Presidential cabinet responsible for protecting against terrorist attacks?
a)
Justice
b)
Homeland Security
c)
Labor
93.
The purpose of the President's cabinet is to 
a)
advise and help the President
b)
advise Congress
c)
Help make laws
d)
decide if laws make sense
94.
Presidential cabinet responsible for needs and problems of cities?
a)
Housing and Urban Development
b)
Interior
c)
Justice
95.
Presidential cabinet responsible for working conditions and American wages?
a)
Homeland
b)
Housing and Urban Development
c)
Labor
96.
The head of the Justice Department is known as the 
a)
Vice President
b)
Attorney General
c)
Secretary General
d)
Supreme Court Justice
97.
Presidential cabinet responsible for supervising trade and promoting business?
a)
Commerce
b)
Interior
c)
Health and Human Services
98.
Presidential cabinet responsible for protecting and maintaining public lands and parks?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Interior
c)
Housing and Urban Development
99.
Presidential cabinet responsible for law enforcement?
a)
Justice
b)
Agriculture
c)
Commerce
100.
Presidential cabinet responsible for managing armed forces?
a)
Homeland
b)
Defense
c)
Interior
101.
Presidential cabinet responsible for collecting, borrowing, spending, and printing money?
a)
Treasury
b)
Justice
c)
Interior
102.
Presidential cabinet responsible for planning and carrying out foreign policy?
a)
Justice
b)
Treasury
c)
State 
103.
Every member of the President's Cabinet is called a Secretary EXCEPT the head of which department?
a)
Education
b)
Interior
c)
Homeland Security
d)
Justice
104.
Who is second in the order of succession?
a)
Vice President
b)
Speaker of the House
c)
President pro tempore
d)
Secretary of State
105.
After the first three places, the remaining list is made up of the President's __________ members.
a)
Congress
b)
Cabinet
c)
Senate
d)
Advisory
106.
Who is head of the Executive Branch?
a)
Congress 
b)
the Supreme Court
c)
the President
d)
the citizens
107.
How many years is a term for the President?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
6
d)
8
108.
What is a pardon?
a)
When federal criminal offenses are forgiven
b)
The postponement of punishment like executions
c)
The process of how the President is selected
d)
People in charge of the executive branch departments
109.
What article details the executive branch?
a)
Article 1
b)
Article 2
c)
Article 3
Article 3
d)
Article 4
110.
To block a bill is:
a)
veto
b)
judicial review
c)
pardon
111.

Which choice is NOT a list of Presidential powers?

a)

pardon, veto, commander in chief, "pr" for the U.S

b)

choose ambassadors, choose Federal judges, choose Supreme Court judges

c)

make laws without Congress consent, raise and spend revenue, declare war, impeach

d)

call Congress into session, propose legislation,make treaties, choose Cabintet

112.

Which US president resigned?

a)

Nixon

b)

Carter

c)

Reagan

d)

Kennedy

113.

If the President negotiates peace between Ukraine and Russia he or she is fulfilling their role as..

a)

Commander in Chief

b)

Foreign policy leader

c)

Chief of State

d)

Economic leader

114.

If the president campaigns for a Senator which role is the POTUS fulfilling?

a)

Party Leader

b)

Chief of State

c)

Commander in Chief

d)

Chief Diplomat

115.

Head of the Justice Department

a)

Secretary of the Justice Department

b)

Attorney General

c)

Attorney Gerbil

d)

Majority Leader of the Justice Department

116.

Which is NOT a qualification to be POTUS

a)

At least 35 years old

b)

Born a US citizen

c)

have a college degree

d)

Live in the US at least 14 years

117.

Which President pardoned Nixon?

a)

Nixon

b)

Gerald Ford

c)

Jimmy Carter

d)

Ronald Reagan

118.
 President Barack Obama talks on the phone aboard Air Force One with Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon to congratulate him and his team for winning the World Series, Nov. 3, 2016. 
a)
Legislative Leader
b)
Judicial Leader
c)
Political Party Leader
d)
Head of State
119.
US President Gerald R. Ford publicly pardons former President Richard M. Nixon, in 1974, for any crime that was committed during the Watergate ...
a)
Legislative Leader
b)
Judicial Leader
c)
Party Leader
d)
Party Leader
120.
President meets with his cabinet (staff) for a weekly briefing
a)
Party Leader
b)
Chief Exective
c)
Chief of State 
d)
Judicial Leader
121.
A soldier hugs the President as he greeted U.S. troops at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan.
a)
Commander in Chief
b)
Party Leader
c)
Legislative leader
d)
Judicial Leader
122.
formal, signed statements from the president that instruct or guide executive officials and have the force of law
a)
pardons
b)
executive orders
c)
executive privilege 
d)
diplomatic recognition
123.
government agencies established to oversee and manage a specific aspect of the federal government
a)
executive departments 
b)
independent regulatory agencies
c)
independent executive agencies 
d)
government corporations 
124.
a group of non-military government workers who carry out the work of the federal government 
a)
civil service
b)
bureaucracy
c)
independent agencies
d)
bi-partisan personnel
125.
The act of making a convicted person's sentence less severe.
a)
pardon
b)

reprieve

c)
commutation
d)
diplomacy
126.
The highest-ranking officials representing a government in a foreign country.
a)
foreign exchange students
b)
consolates
c)
consul
d)
ambassadors
127.
The many departments and agencies at all levels of government.
a)
bureaucracy
b)
local
c)
state
d)
federal
128.
Department of federal government established after the terroristic acts of 9/11/01, to protect the US against future attacks.
a)
Dept of Education
b)
Dept of Homeland Security
c)
Department of Justice
d)
State Department
129.
Agencies in the executive branch of the federal government formed by Congress to help enforce laws and regulations not covered by the executive departments.
a)
bureaucracies
b)

independent agencies

c)
departments
d)
regulatory commissions
130.
Formal documents that allow US citizens to travel abroad.
a)
social security cards
b)
ID cards
c)
visas
d)
passports
131.
A postponement in the carrying out of a prison sentence.
a)
commutation
b)
pardon
c)
excommunication
d)
reprieve
132.
An official who heads an executive department in the federal government.
a)
secretary
b)
president
c)
whip
d)
speaker
133.
Independent agencies created by Congress that can make rules concerning certain activities and bring violators to court.
a)
regulatory commissions
b)

independent agencies

c)
bureaucracies
d)
consulates
134.
Written agreements between countries.
a)
operations
b)
declarations
c)
constitutions
d)
treaties
135.
A yearly report by the president to Congress describing the nation's condition and recommending programs and policies.
a)

State of the Union Speech

b)
State of the Union Address
c)
State of the Union Delivery
d)
State of the Union Declaration
136.

Who is currently the Vice President of the United States?

a)

Nancy Pelosi

b)

Mitch McConnell

c)

Mike Pence

d)

Joe Biden

137.

The President addresses the nation every year in January during the what?

a)

State of the Country Address

b)

State of the United States Address

c)

State of the Union Address

d)

State of the Federation Address

138.
The president suggests what he would like to see made into laws.  Which "hat" is the president wearing?
a)
Party Chief
b)
Chief Citizen
c)
Chief Executive
d)
Chief Legislator
139.

One example of a check by the executive branch, on the

judicial branch is...

a)

The Supreme court is able to declare actions of the president as

unconstitutional

b)

Congress can begin to impeach the president

c)

The president is responsible for appointing judges to Federal courts

d)

The president can veto acts of Congress

140.
The highest-ranking officials representing a government in a foreign country.
a)
foreign exchange students
b)
consolates
c)
consul
d)
ambassadors
141.
Independent agencies created by Congress that can make rules concerning certain activities and bring violators to court.
a)
regulatory commissions
b)

independent agencies

c)
bureaucracies
d)
consulates
142.
Which department gives services for Americans' health and basic needs?
a)
Department of State
b)
Department of Treasury
c)
Department of Housing and Urban Development
d)
Department of Health and Human Services

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