Executive Branch - 3.3 & 3.8: Presidential Powers & Structure: Benchmark Civics State EOC Exam

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@@MrRaymondSocialStudies At 1:07, where can I find that Overview of the Executive Branch?!
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Hi Mr.Raymond I watched the video and did the guided notes, 4 million people work in the Executive Branch.

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hi mr raymond, i did the guided notes and saw the video!! i learned that one of the expressed powers was to make treaties.

[@barbaraveigaderoovere7561]

I did the guided notes and watched the video. More than 4 million people work in the executive branch.

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[@BufandaGamerDominguez]

Hello mr raymond i watched the video and i learned that over 4 million people work in the executive branch!
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I learned that there is nothing about a cabinet in the US constitution. I forgot to comment last night but it is 7:00 in the morning. I did the guided notes!

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[@MrRaymondSocialStudies]

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[@maureenmcnair2781]

Thanks. On the chart of Executive Depts at 6:20, you omit the Commerce Dept,

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[@MrRaymondSocialStudies]

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How is public policy impacted by a presidential veto that is not overridden?

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It's d, doesn't immediately but it can send a powerful message that the executive disagrees with the policy as far as public opinion is concerned

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I learned that the chief diplomat is in charge of "foreign policy", which is when the president makes a treaty

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[@adventuresofgaara8936]

I am Abraham Rodriguez from 5th period, I did the guided Notes. I learned that the president can appoint Court Justices and Federal Judges, but the Senate must confirm them.

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I learned all of the Presidential Roles - Brittany Rizo

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Hi mr raymond this is frank. I learned that more than 4 million people work for the executive branch

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[@martinadelger962]

I did the guided notes.
The Senate must confirm treaties.

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Sup mr Raymond Did guided notes and fact I learned was that cabinet's were top advisors of the president

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I learn that that terms in the executive branch 1 term is 4 years and there is 2 terms. I did the guided notes!

[@lorenzomadera5074]

Its lorenzo, i learned about the structure, functions, and process of the legislative and judicial branches

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hi mrraymond its miranda and i learned that the executive branch has 4 million ppl in it and i did the guided notes

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Hi Mr.Raymond what I learned is that the Senate confirms treaties.

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Its matias from 3rd period. a pardon is the power to forgive someone from punishments

[@victoriagarcia2637]

I did the guided notes second in line for the executive branch is the Vice President

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[@mexicanjew1304]

Mr Raymond I did it I learned that the chief of state is a ceremonial leader

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[@liashaw3642]

I learned that there is 4 million people that work in the Executive Branch!! Crazyyyy!!!!

[@Kalanifree]

veto means to reject a bill

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[@royq3555]

After the prez in the executive branch come the vp

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I did the notes, theres 4 million people in the executive branch

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The 2nd in line for the executive branch is the vice prez.

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[@ian_w19]

I did it and learned that the president makes treaties but the treaties have to be confirmed by the Senate.

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I learned that the Cabinet are top advisors to the president.

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[@krisdilip4326]

Hi this is Kristian Dilip and i learned that there are alot of Executive Departments and Cabinet Positions

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In today's video I learned that the executive branch is composed by more than 4 million people. It is not only the President, but also the VP, Cabinet, and Executive Departments and Agencies.

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hi mr Raymond, the executive brach interprets the law. -atme

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I learned that the chief diplomat is in charge of "foreign policy", which is when the president makes a treaty.

[@diegoveigaderoovere1318]

The cabinet are the top advisors to the president

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I learned that the president has many roles, such as being Chief Economist and Chief of the Party.

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I learned that the president has a role called the chief economist and he writes up the budget and it has to be approved by congress.

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hey mr raymond i learned that the executive branch is congress. and the enforce laws

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For President you have to be 35 years old, be a natural born citizen, and be a resident for 14 years. Watched it.

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I'm Marco 5th period and I learned that the pres has different roles and jobs

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I learned that over 4 million people work in the executive branch.

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I learned that the Senate must confirm the president’s treaties and appointments

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I learn that te terms in the executive branch are 1 term is 4 years an there is 2 terms

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I learned that Presidential Role of Chief of State, is a ceremonial head of government.

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cabinet are top advisors to the president and pardons is the power to forgive someone from a punishment

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nice job....

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[@TWOCOWS1]

Mr Raymond, the Constitution DOES provide for a cabinet to the President. It is established in Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution, the Cabinet's role is to advise the President on any subject he may require relating to the duties of each member's respective office.

[@MrRaymondSocialStudies]

Actually, it says that "he may require the Opinion, in writing, of the principal Officer in each of the executive Departments, upon any subject relating to the Duties of their respective Offices." However, there were no executive departments created until 1789 two years after the Constitution was written. Nowhere does it say what the executive departments would be or what their duties would be. It certainly laid the groundwork for what would become the cabinet but it would take Congress to create the departments and GW to establish the precedent.

[@TWOCOWS1]

Thanks for the reply. But isn't that what a cabinet is: providing advice and information to the President, while being initially nominated by him to the Senate? And of course, there was no federal United States until 1789 when the Constitution was ratified. So, how could a cabinet have existed when no country yet existed, but just 13 independent states?

[@MrRaymondSocialStudies]

Hey Clarence, ugh... ugh, i started replying and lost it... so most people/historians date the creation of the United States to 1776 with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and we had a first constitution known as the Articles of Confederation written in 1777 that lasted until 1789 creating a national government... So, yeah, you could make the argument that this little phrase "creates" a cabinet (although it doesn't call it that). But the vagueness of it would have allowed the first and any following presidents to just get a "written statement of opinion" from "department excutives" whomever and whatever those might be. But this concept of a group of advisors that would meet on a regular basis to provide the president with advise (and this part has depended on the president) - was definitely the creation of Washington (probably the best cabinet ever, although Lincoln's is my favorite.)

[@TWOCOWS1]

I am sorry. That happens to me too. To prevent it, press stop on the video. If you don't, once the video is over, the screen changes and you lose the text you have typed

[@TWOCOWS1]

Mr. Raymond, the term cabinet is French, referring to the storage cabinet used by the French "prime ministers" under Louis xv and XVI to store papers related to each function of the state officials in various drawers in the cabinet: agriculture into the drawer for agriculture, war into the drawer for war, etc. And the cabinet is the entire set. It would not be included in the American Constitution because the French had not yet used it. II.ii holds "He may require the Opinion, in writing, of the principal Officer in each of the executive Departments, upon any Subject relating to the Duties of their respective Offices." The principal officers in each of the executive departments are we refer to as the Cabinet today, no?

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Vp is the head of the senate

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I learned that powers given to the executive branch by the constitution are known as formal powers.

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I learned that Presidential appointments must be confirmed by the Senate

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i did the guided notes and i learned that the executive branch has more than 4,000,000 in it.