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How can the president make treaties and appoint ambassadors

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The president can negotiate treaties, but they must be ratified by the senate to go into effect. He can appoint ambassadors, and they also must be approved by the senate.

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Who the president when the president dies

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The vice president then becomes the president.
The vice president would assume those duties.

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What is the primary responsibility of the vice president

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The underlying primary responsibility is to be ready to assume the office of President . The only duty in the meantime is to chair the US Senate.

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How are the leaders of each presidential cabinet selected

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appointed by the president

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Which type of commission has the authority to regulate a certain industry

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Me my guchi shoes

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Which of the following individuals acts as a party spokesperson and is in charge of trying to get the majority party's legislation through the House of Representatives

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Majority Leader

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When did the Social Security Administration become an independent agency

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1995

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Which department enforces the Fair Housing Act

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Department of Labor

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What are the official US army colors

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The official colors are Black and Gold.

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Which is not the following is not a duty of the national institute of health

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provide all Americans with medical care

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What was Madeleine Albright's historic position in U.S. government history

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She was the first female secretary of state.

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To whom do federal agencies report

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cabinet or cabinet secretary

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What best describes an administrative system operated by multiple departments

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Bureaucracy

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How can the president make treaties and appoint ambassadors

The president can negotiate treaties, but they must be ratified by the senate to go into effect. He can appoint ambassadors, and they also must be approved by the senate.

Who the president when the president dies

The vice president then becomes the president.
The vice president would assume those duties.

What is the primary responsibility of the vice president

The underlying primary responsibility is to be ready to assume the office of President . The only duty in the meantime is to chair the US Senate.

How are the leaders of each presidential cabinet selected

appointed by the president

Which type of commission has the authority to regulate a certain industry

Me my guchi shoes

Which of the following individuals acts as a party spokesperson and is in charge of trying to get the majority party's legislation through the House of Representatives

Majority Leader

When did the Social Security Administration become an independent agency

1995

Which department enforces the Fair Housing Act

Department of Labor

What are the official US army colors

The official colors are Black and Gold.

Which is not the following is not a duty of the national institute of health

provide all Americans with medical care

What was Madeleine Albright's historic position in U.S. government history

She was the first female secretary of state.

What is each agency within the government designed to handle

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How can the president make treaties and appoint ambassadors

Who the president when the president dies

What is the primary responsibility of the vice president

How are the leaders of each presidential cabinet selected

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What is the primary responsibility of the vice president

What is each agency within the government designed to handle

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What is the primary responsibility of the vice president

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