Yes - her name was Frances Perklins.
Heavens, no. He was Secretary of War in the administration of the 14th US president, Franklin Pierce, but not in Lincolns cabinet.
No , Davis was never the secretary of the Union navy. Davis did serve as Secretary of War in the administration of President Franklin Pierce.
Franklin Roosevelt was the first President to appoint a woman to his cabinet. In 1933 he appointed Frances Perkins to be Secretary of Labor. (The next president to appoint a women to his cabinet was Dwight Eisenhower in 1953.)Before that, she was appointed by FDR as New York's industrial commissioner when he was still the governor. She gained much respect in as a result of leading progressive reform and championing minimum wages and unemployment insurance laws.In the United States, Frances Perkins was the first woman to serve in the Cabinet. President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed her Secretary of Labor in 1933.
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President George Washington's first cabinet: Secretary of State--Thomas Jefferson Secretary of Treasury--Alexander Hamilton Secretary of War--General Henry Knox Attorney-General--Edmund Randolph Postmaster General--Samuel Osgood
Frances Perkins
Yes the Secretary of State is apart of the Presidential Cabinet.
Yes.
The president's advisors are the members of his Cabinet. Some of the members of the Cabinet are the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury, The Secretary of Defense, and the Attorney General.
Heavens, no. He was Secretary of War in the administration of the 14th US president, Franklin Pierce, but not in Lincolns cabinet.
A "Secretary" who is a member of the Presidential Cabinet.
Secretary of the United Nations
No. His only cabinet experience was as Assistant-Secretary of the Navy under Woodrow Wilson.
If you are referring to the US Presidential Cabinet, the President is the 'head' if it. In theory, no one Cabinet Secretary ranks higher than any other.
No , Davis was never the secretary of the Union navy. Davis did serve as Secretary of War in the administration of President Franklin Pierce.
There are many different government agencies, and each of them is headed by a secretary. That secretary typically is a part of the president's cabinet and acts as a presidential advisor.
While the word "cabinet" came later, the existence of top-level presidential advisers is mentioned in the Constitution. In fact, the tradition of appointing such federal advisers to be in charge of important departments in the government goes back to George Washington, who appointed a Secretary of State, a Secretary of the Treasury, and several others. The members of the cabinet were all men until the presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the early 1930s-- he appointed the first woman, Frances Perkins, as his Secretary of Labor. I enclose a link to President Obama's current cabinet.