Executive Branch

Constitution the Executive Branch

• Signed in convention September 17, 1787
• Executive Power is vested in the President of the U.S
• Was Changed by the 12th & 25th Amendments
• Vice-President is also part of the Executive Branch
• Article 2 Section 1

To Become A President

• 3 Requirements:
• 14 years resident in the US
• Natural Born Citizen
• 35 Years old

PRESIDENTS: Since I was Born

• Bill Clinton 1993-2001
• George W. Bush 2001-2009
• Barrack Obama 2009-

Presidents Helpers:

• Vice President- The right hand of the president
• White House Staff- President sectio to learn about more of pres. staff
• Cabinet Department- Includes the vice president and the 15 executive depart
• Federal Bureaucracy- responsible for enacting policies of president
• Executive Office of the President- To provide the president s/he gov. needs

Powers:

• The position of president is american politics
• They are the same, because both are important powers for the president 
• enumerated: The president has the right to attempted a position on this pow
• ers that is necessary
• implied- the power or the interested in the president, is about the draft

Checks and Balances

• Its created by three branches that is important for the constitution
• The executive branch is checks the others by the executive order
• The executive branch checks it by the president and by choosing
• a candidate and also by the legislative branch