Cabinet-a group of presidential advisers made up of the heads of the executive departments, the Vice President, and other officials
Bureaucracy-a government or other organization with many different departments and complex rules and procedures
Executive Order-a rule the President issues that has the force of law
Ambassador-an official representative of a country's government
Treaty-a formal agreement between two or more countries
Executive Agreement-an agreement between the President and the leader of another country
Pardon-a declaration of forgiveness and freedom from punishment
Amnesty-a pardon granted to members of a group who have broken a law
Reprieve-an order to delay carrying out a sentence or court order
Administration-officials who help the President plan and carry out policy
Domestic- relating to matters within a country
Foreign Policy-a government's plan for dealing with other nations
Embassy-a government office, headed by an ambassador, set up in a foreign nation
Consulate-a government office in a foreign country that protects the interests of its citizens
Consul-an official who heads a consulate
Passport-an official document that identifies a traveler as a citizen of a particular country
Visa-a permit that allows a person to remain in a foreign country for a certain length of time.
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Executive Agency- an independent agency responsible for dealing with specialized areas of government.
Regulatory Commission-an independent agency that protects the public by controlling certain types of businesses and industries
Government Corporation-a business owned and operated by the government that provides services to the public
Red Tape-inefficiency caused by too many rules and regulations
Spoils System-the practice of giving jobs as a reward for a party
Merit System-the practice of giving government jobs to those who are most qualified
Civil Servant-a government employee
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Very good
The list is very detailed, an I liked how you used two different ways of presenting the information in the writing.
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