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UNIT #3 The Executive Branch CHAPTER #8 The Presidency LESSON #2 The Cabinet as Advisers

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Page 1: UNIT #3 The Executive Branch CHAPTER #8 The Presidency LESSON #2 The Cabinet as Advisers

UNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

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-Since 1789, George Washington and every other president has had a presidential cabinet

-Washington had four cabinet members-Cabinet members must be approved by the

Senate-Cabinet members are now the heads of the

15 executive departments

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The President’s CabinetUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

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Department of…• State (1789)• Treasury (1789)• Defense (1789)• Justice (1789/1870)• Interior (1849)• Agriculture (1889)• Commerce (1903)• Labor (1913)• Health and Human Services (1965)• Transportation (1966)• Energy (1977)• Housing and Urban Development (1979)• Education (1979)• Veterans Affairs (1989)• Homeland Security (2002)Page 2

Executive DepartmentsUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

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Washington’s CabinetUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

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The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers Sec. of State Thomas Jefferson Attorney Gen. Edmund Randolph

Sec. of War Henry Knox Sec. of Treasury Alexander Hamilton

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-Leading an executive department is an enormous amount of responsibility

1. Should have firsthand knowledge of the work/responsibilities of the department

2. Should have managed large scale organizations in the past

3. Supports similar causes as the president4. May represent all backgrounds,

genders, ethnicities and locations

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Cabinet QualificationsUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

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-Cabinet members have two duties1. Run the department they head2. Advise the President

-Some presidents rely heavily on their cabinets (Clinton-42 & Bush-43)

-Others do not (Lincoln-16 & Johnson-36)-Presidents depend heavily on their “inner

cabinet”--Sec. of State, Defense, Treasury and Attorney General

-Some presidents meet frequently with their cabinet, some do not

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Role of the CabinetUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

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Obama’s Inner CabinetUNIT #3

The Executive Branch

CHAPTER #8

The Presidency

LESSON #2

The Cabinet as Advisers

Sec. of State John Kerry Attorney Gen. Eric Holder

Sec. of Defense Chuck Hagel Sec. of Treasury Jack Lew