Roles of president
The president is the head of the military. They make critical decisions regarding military strategy, deployments, and responses to national security threats.
Commander in chief
Head of the executive branch
Responsible for advancing the energy, environmental, and nuclear security of the United States
Department of Energy
Head of State Government
Governor
Local Government attempt to regulate the way land and buildings may be used in order to shape community development
As the face of the nation, the president represents the United States in diplomatic and ceremonial functions.
Head of state
If the presidential position is vacant, the first person in line is the
Vice President
Which department Would the president turn to when dealing with Nuclear Weapons
Department of Energy
Head of Local government
Mayor
A public transportation network, consisting of buses, trains, subways or other forms of public transportation
Mass Transit
The president formulates foreign policy, negotiates treaties, and maintains relationships with other countries.
Chief Diplomat
The institution that is composed of a set of electors who are chosen to elect a President and VP
Electoral College
Works to have improve the security of the United States includes custom border immigration enforcement
Homeland Security
If the governor position is left vacant, the second in command is
Lieutenant Governor
Payments to people who lose their jobs
Unemployment Compensation
The president plays a significant role by proposing legislation, delivering the State of the Union address, and influencing the legislative agenda through persuasion and veto power.
Legislative Leader
An event held before an election where members of the party go to polls and vote on presidential candidates in their respective parties
Primary/Caucus
Healthcare Services, Disability Compensation, Education Benefits, Home Loan Guarantees, Vocational Rehab, Life Insurance, and Burial Benefits for Vets
Department of Veteran Affairs
Mayoral system in which mayor has power to veto measures passed by city council, prepare budget and appoint department heads
Strong Mayor System
An organization either private or public that supply necessities.
The president may issue executive orders, directing federal agencies, and implementing policies fall under this role.
Chief Executive
Qualifications to become president
35 years old
Natural Born Citizen
Resident of US 14 years
H.U.D stands for
Department of Housing & Urban Development
Payments to people unable to work due to ill health or injury
Workers Compensation
Basic facilities of a city such as roads, bridges, water, sewage pipes and public buildings
Infrastructure