'Executive departments' presentation slideshows

Unit 5: The Early Republic

Unit 5: The Early Republic. Bell Ringer: What characteristics make a good president? Why. How important do you think the president is to the course of American History? Why?. Activating Strategy: What do you know about George Washington?. 1) Write down all that you know about him in 1

1.17k views • 97 slides

bureaucracy

656 views • 49 slides

The Government At Work

The Government At Work. Magruder Chapter 15 The Bureaucracy. The Federal Bureaucracy. What is a Bureaucracy?. Bureaucracy is based on the principles of hierarchical authority, job specialization, and formal rules A bureaucracy is a way of organizing people to do work. Major Elements.

661 views • 37 slides

Chapter 36 Administrative Law

Chapter 36 Administrative Law. Learning Objectives. How are federal administrative agencies created? What are the three operations that make up the basic functions of most administrative agencies? What sequence of events must normally occur before any agency legislative rule becomes law?

924 views • 26 slides

Presidential

433 views • 24 slides

US GOVERNMENT

442 views • 24 slides

Chapter 6 The Executive Branch

Section 1: The Presidency Section 2: Powers and Roles of the President Section 3: Executive Departments and the Cabinet Section 4: Independent Agencies and Regulatory Commissions. Chapter 6 The Executive Branch. Section 1: The Presidency. The Main Idea

560 views • 23 slides

Section 3 at a Glance

352 views • 19 slides

2008 SPCC Rule Amendments

351 views • 18 slides

The President at Work

The President at Work. Chapter 18 Identify responsibilities of the U.S. President. Key Terms. Executive Order White House Press Corps Reprieve Pardon Amnesty Armistice/Cease-Fire Diplomat Chief Diplomat Treaty Executive Agreements Power of Recognition Ambassador Veto Power

355 views • 18 slides

Presidential Advisers and Executive Agencies

Presidential Advisers and Executive Agencies. V. Organization of the Federal Branch. 500 people. The Executive office is organized like a pyramid.

321 views • 17 slides

The first difficult years

238 views • 15 slides

263 views • 15 slides

234 views • 14 slides

Office of the General Counsel of the Department of Defense

336 views • 13 slides

The Roles of the President

The Roles of the President. U.S. Government 2010!. The President: Some Facts. Elected to a four-year term by the people who elect electors. The Slate of electors make up the Electoral College The 22nd Amendment places a term limit on the Presidency.

206 views • 13 slides

Executive Bureaucracy

Executive Bureaucracy. What is Bureaucracy?. Watch video: Bureaucracy (2 min) What does this video say about Bureaucracy?. What is Bureaucracy?. A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials.

140 views • 12 slides

Chapter 9.2: The Organization of the Executive Branch

Chapter 9.2: The Organization of the Executive Branch. Class Notes. Introduction. Bureaucracy= organization that helps the President carry out laws Administration= helps to direct the bureaucracy. Three Parts of the Administration. 1. Executive Office of the President

244 views • 12 slides

Unit 2: The US Constitution

235 views • 12 slides

The Separation of Powers

The Separation of Powers. The framers of the constitution included the separation of powers for one primary reason: to prevent the majority from achieving absolute rule. To this end , three branches of government were created: Legislative Executive Judicial.

1.05k views • 10 slides