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What president was directly involved with the tenure of office act?
Andrew Johnson
What office directly assists the President?
A small group that makes up the executive office of the president these individuals and agencies directly assist the president
What individuals and agencies in are responsible for directly assisting the President?
the Executive Office of the President
was president Andrew Johnson involved with tenure of office act?
Yes, President Andrew Johnson was involved with the tenure of Office Act. The Tenure of Office Act was a direct response from Congress to President Johnson's attempt to suspend his Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, because of political differences.
What office do the people not vote for directly?
the president. the electoral college choses
What agencies work most directly with the president?
The White House Office, National Security Council, and Office of Management and Budget work most directly with the president on a day-to-day basis. These agencies help the president formulate policies, manage resources, and oversee national security matters.
Was president Roosevelt involved in the bombing of hiroshima?
He died in office when the war was going on and he ordered the research.
Those federal employees who work most directly with the president are part of?
The White House Office
What is the circular model for organizing the White House Office?
It is the structure the current President chooses to use for his office when several of the president's assistants report directly to him. Unlike the Pyramid structure and the ad hoc structure.
Does the president appoint the members of the Executive Office?
Yes - these are mostly the cabinet members. Senate approval of the appointments is required.
What are some of the features of the White House?
mostly the whole house has different features such as the oval is the oficial office of the president and the white
who was the president involved with the tenure of office act?
President Andrew Johnson vetoed the Tenure of Office Act. It was, however, enacted over his veto in 1867, as a response to Johnson's attempt to suspend Edwin Stanton, his Secretary of War.
