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THE 3 BRANCHES OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT

THE 3 BRANCHES OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT. GRADE 4 ST. MARY’S SCHOOL 2012. By Zach Cepo. OUR GOVERNMENT BRANCHEs. They are what make us America By Jacob Krulikowski. EXECUTIVE BRANCH…. We the people . By Nick Moore. EXECUTIVE BRANCH. THIS IS BARACK OBAMA. HE IS OUR PRESIDENT.

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THE 3 BRANCHES OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT

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  1. THE 3 BRANCHES OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT GRADE 4 ST. MARY’S SCHOOL 2012 By Zach Cepo

  2. OUR GOVERNMENT BRANCHEs They are what make us America By Jacob Krulikowski

  3. EXECUTIVE BRANCH… We the people By Nick Moore

  4. EXECUTIVEBRANCH THIS IS BARACK OBAMA. HE IS OUR PRESIDENT.

  5. The Requirements to be President • He / she must be 35 years old to run . • He / she must be born in the U.S.A. • He / she must be living in the U.S.A. By Marissa Burns

  6. President Barack Obama… By Harold Caldwell

  7. THE White House FACTS The president, Barack Obama, lives in the White House. There are 147 windows, 8 staircases, 412 doors, 28 fireplaces and 3 elevators in the white House. By Hannah Hodgson

  8. 4 roles of the president Head of State Leader of Executive Branch Commander in Chief Head of Departments and Agencies Lennon Steward

  9. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF Oversees top military commanders Declares war with approval of congress BY MEGAN NICHOLS Approves the use of military forces overseas

  10. Head of State people Senate House of Represen-tatives Congress Vicepresident President By Abigail Judd

  11. Head of State! Meets with leaders of other countries Attends ceremonies Makes treaties with Senate’s approval By Charlie Brown

  12. Head of Departments and Agencies By Morgan Palmer The president is in charge of all of the departments and agencies.

  13. U.S. Departments Energy State Labor Justice Treasury Interior Defense Veterans’ Affairs By Nicky Kritzer

  14. JUDICIAL BRANCH THIS IS JUDGE JUDY. SHE IS NOT PART OF THE SUPREME COURT. SHE HAS A TV SHOW. By Jake Krulikowski

  15. The Supreme Court… By Kyla Wedemeier

  16. U.S. Supreme Court Building By Christiaan Harrington

  17. There are 9 justices on the Supreme court. By GEORGE SPILLSON

  18. Roles of the judicial branch This is where the judges meet.  Reviews cases tried in lower courts Hears cases from other countries Hears cases involving the government Hears cases between states By Grace Antonelli

  19. The Justices The Supreme Court Building In Washington D.C. These are some Justices. TheJusticesworkhere. By Caden Smith

  20. The Legislative Branch… Where we make laws  By Olivia Ignagni

  21. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH THIS IS OUR CAPITOL IN WASHINGTON, D.C. THE CONGRESS MEETS HERE. By Jake Krulikowski

  22. That was the US capitol building. By Nicholas Mester

  23. the White House The president lives, works and eats here. This is The Back Side of The White House This is The Front Side of The White House By McKenna Preadmore

  24. Legislative Branch Senate House of Representatives 435 members Based on population Must be 25 years old 2 year term • 100 people • 2 from each state • Must be 30 years old • 6year term House of Representatives Senate By Kellie Beaudrie

  25. The Roles of the Legislative branch Make bills Coin Money Declare War Set Taxes By Nieko Castiglione

  26. HowaBillBecomesaLaw • A bill idea starts in Congress. • Next the idea goes to the Congress to vote yes or no . • If more than half vote yes it goes to the president. By Luke Cox

  27. How a Bill Becomes a Law The president is allowed to sign bills into laws. Obama can veto the bills. He can also pass the bills. It’s Obama’s choice to put bills into laws. By Logan Kozbial

  28. THE END! We hope you enjoyed our slideshow on the 3 Branches of Government. We certainly had fun creating it! ST. MARY SCHOOL Mrs. Cooke’s 4th Grade Class February 2012

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