Executive Branch Vocab
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Pardon—a decree that frees a person from punishment for a crime
It is like the doors are opening a door to let people go after they are pardoned
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Cabinet—the heads of the executive departments of the federal government
It show people sitting around a table and talking about something important
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Veto—the power of the president to reject a bill and send it back to congress
It is picture of people protesting to veto a bill
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Executive branch—responsible for implementing, supporting, and enforcing the laws made but the legislative branch
It is a government building and the executive branch is in government.
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Executive privilege—the right to keep internal discussions and documents of the White House private
It shows how people use the executive privilege against congress
Bureaucracy—a large, complex organization that functions under uniform rules and procedures
I chose this because there are a lot of papers and usually when something that is complex involves a lot of papers
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Administration—the president, along with his or her personal staff and advisors; also, presidents time in office
It shows people that are apart of administration for the local government
Executive departments—and organization within the executive branch that carries out the work of government on a broad area of public policy, such as agriculture or labor
It is a picture of all the departments
Independent agencies—an agency of the United States government that is created by an act of congress and is independent of the executive departments
They list the independent agencies
