Created in 1947 to advise the president and help coordinate American military and foreign policy, headed by the president, and included the vice president, secretary of state, and secretary of defense.
Rules that have the force of law. It is a power of the President that is implied by the Constitution, as shown by how it states it will be ensured that “the laws be faithfully executed”.
A voting system that is based on the popular vote by state. Each state, based on population size, has a different amount of electoral votes, which determines the winner of presidency.
The head of state that is in charge of foreign relations--must decide which governments to legally recognize, host international meetings with fellow nations--being the country’s representative.