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Is the president in the legislative or judicial or executive group?
The President is the head of the executive branch of the government.
What group provides advice on the daily activities of government to the executive branch of the Roman Government?
Senate.
What group provided advice on the daily activities of government to the executive branch of the roman government?
Senate :]
What group is assumed to have too much power?
In the U.S government some people think the executive branch has to much power
What is the name fo the special advisors to the president who help him run the government as a group?
The executive branch, I think!! Help OBAMA!!!!
Which group describes the rights and responsibilities of the executive branch?
Group A.
How is the Missouri executive branch different from the federal executive branch?
The officials that comprise the Missouri executive branch are highly educated and fairly elected, whereas the federal executive branch is mainly a group of wealthy individuals who coerced a poor populace to vote them into office.
What is the definition Separation of powers?
It is the separation of the primary governing functions among three branches of government, becoming the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judicial branch. This being so that no one group of government officials controlled all the governing functions.
What group of people carries out laws and policies in the US?
The executive branch.
What is the term for a group of government officials who head various departments in the executive branch and advise the president?
The people are known as the president's cabinet and they are the cabinet secretaries .
What is Legislative-Executive-Judicial named as a group?
Branches of Government
What is cabinet ministers?
In the United Kingdom, a cabinet minister is a member of the executive branch of a government who has been appointed to the cabinet, the group of leading policymakers of governmental departments who report to the prime minister.
