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The president's Cabinet is made of the secretaries of the various departments of government. The president also had a White House staff and the joint chiefs of staff for military advice.
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Who is head of all US military activity?
The president is the Commander and Chief of the military. Along with his advisors the Joint Chiefs of Staff military decisions are made.
Which branch of government is the US president associated with?
The US President is head of the Executive branch of the federal government. The President's cabinet (advisors, department heads and all their employees) also belong to this branch.
What did the first president of the US create to help him do the work of the executive branch?
the President's Cabinet
What group of 538 members decides who became the President of the US?
electoral college
How did Washington influence the role of president?
George Washington influenced the role of president because he was the first president of the US. he had no example to follow, so he kind of had to make one. he set up the idea of the cabinet, or having a group of advisors for the president. he also set up the idea of the president only being able to serve 2 terms in office, which would be strictly followed until roosevelt changed it temporarily during his term as president.
Who was the first president to send aid to the french in Vietnam?
President Eisenhower sent military advisors and maybe some technicians to Vietnam to help the government there stay in power. That was the beginning of US involvement there.
Who are the top advisors who help the US president make decisions?
Usually, they are cabinet members. There are now 15 cabinet members for the 15 departments. However the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the VP also help the president make decisions as well.
What duties does the president of the US perform as chief executive?
The duties the president perform as chief executive are to decide how laws of the United states are to be enforced and choose officials and advisors to help run the Executive Branch.
What does a US President's wife do to run the country?
A US President's wife holds no office nor the powers of any office. She might, of course, influence her Presidential husband as part of their personal relationship, but the US President has a Cabinet of official advisors who help him run the country and make decisions. A president's spouse has nothing to do with that in any official way.
Why did the US increase its involvement in Vietnam after 1964?
After President Kennedy was assassinated, President Johnson continued the same foreign policy of sending advisors to Vietnam. The advisors requested ground troops to the area, but Johnson refused until 1964. Three Vietnamese gunboats opened fire on the USS Maddox, stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin. President Johnson met with advisors to create a plan of retaliation.
How did it come about that the President's cabinet is made up of the heads of the 15 executive departments?
It's not some amazing thing that the senior officials of the executive departments " just happen to be" the President's advisors on matters relating to their departments; it's more that the President appoints people whose opinions he trusts to be department heads.The term "Cabinet" was used starting in the 1600s for a small private room where advisors could meet, and came to apply to a group of advisors themselves. It's not defined in the US Constitution, it's just a continued usage of what had come to be a common and widely understood term.
What group of people meet with the president?
The group of advisers that meet with the US president are collectively called the cabinet.
What is chosen by the President to advise the President and help govern?
This group is called the Cabinet and its members are secretaries of the various government department plus the Attorney General of the US who heads Justice.
Who has the responsibility to explain and distribute official US policy ad maintain friendly relations with their host country's government and people?
the president and his advisors
Who is the commander and the chief of the US military?
The commander in chief of all military forces in the United States is the US president. Quite naturally this president would heed the advice of many military and political advisors. The US Civil War saw the US President Lincoln play a large role in the conduct of that war.
How did it come about that the Presidents Cabinet is made up of the heads of the 15 executive departments?
It's not some amazing thing that the senior officials of the executive departments " just happen to be" the President's advisors on matters relating to their departments; it's more that the President appoints people whose opinions he trusts to be department heads.The term "Cabinet" was used starting in the 1600s for a small private room where advisors could meet, and came to apply to a group of advisors themselves. It's not defined in the US Constitution, it's just a continued usage of what had come to be a common and widely understood term.
Who is head of all US military activity?
The president is the Commander and Chief of the military. Along with his advisors the Joint Chiefs of Staff military decisions are made.
