Structure of Executive Office
The federal budget
Domestic Affairs
Executive Departments
100

The _______ Government is legally subordinate to the president.

Federal

100

The president whom was in office during the establishment of the Office of Management and Budget.

Richard Nixon

100

Define Domestic Affairs


All matters not directly connected to the realm of foreign affairs; Affairs within the mainland. 



100

The title for someone whom is the head of a department?

A Secretary

200

The president that persuaded congress to establish the EOP in 1939.



Franklin Roosevelt

200

How is the director of the Office of Management and Budget put into their position?

Appointed by the president & confirmed by the Senate.

200

Estimate amount of men and women that assist the Vice President

Over 50 men and women.

200

Another title for the Executive Departments ran under the president?

The Presidents Cabinet; Cabinet Departments

300

Estimate amount of men and women that worked under the Obama Administration


2.7 Million Employees

300

The date in which the O.M.B. was established.

July 1st, 1970.

300

The Office of the United State advises who in all matters of foreign trade?

The Chief Executive

300

The title of the headquarters for the Department of Defense?

The Pentagon

400

The two institutions that are at the center of today's Executive branch.

The Executive Office of the President & the Presidents Cabinet

400

The primary role of the O.M.B.

Preparation of the Federal Budget

400

How are foreign trades confirmed?

The US Senate

400

The Executive Department which has the largest employee base with over 700,000 civilian workers?

The Department of Defense

500

What does the EOP do?

Communicating the Presidents messages to the American People.

500

A nickname for the Office of Management & Budget

The Handyman

500

Who appoints the 3 members of the council?

The President w/ the Senate

500

The name of the department whos main goal is to protect the health and safety of American workers.

OSHA