Excepted employees Agreement Executive Order Executive Privilege Government Corporation Inherent Powers Impeachment Imperial presidency Unit 4 Part B Supplementary Reader Assignment *DUE DATE ___3/28___________ All Required to Read: Federalist #70 by Alexander Hamilton (on EDMODO) What does Hamilton mean when he talks about an "energetic executive"? What examples from contemporary presidents can you give to support this concept? List the ingredients that constitute energy in the executive. Again, what examples from contemporary presidents can you give that reflect these ingredients? The Framers discussed the notion of a plural executive when framing the Constitution. What does Hamilton say about the advantages and disadvantages of a single v. a plural executive? Discuss his opinion. Read both of for our Student-Led Socratic Seminars: All students are assigned to read this essay. Sign up to lead the class in discussion one time this semester. 31. Presidential and the Modern President by Richard Neustadt (Lanahan p. 199) Important Departments, Bureaus, and Agencies Executive Departments Council of Economic Bureau of Indian Affairs Department of State Advisers (BIA) Department of the Environmental Centers for Disease Treasury Protection Agency Control Department of Defense Office of Management Citizenship and Department of Justice & Budget Immigration Services Department of the United States Trade Bureau Interior Representative Commission on Department of Securities and Exchange Rights Agriculture Commission Commodity Futures Department of Federal Reserve Board Trading Commission Commerce Central Intelligence Congressional Budget Department of Labor Agency Office Department of Health Federal Congressional Research and Human Services Communications Service Department of Housing Commission Consumer Product and Urban Other Important Parts of the Safety Commission Development Bureaucracy Corporation for Department of Advisory Council on National Service Transportation Historic Preservation Council on Department of Energy Alcohol and Tobacco Environmental Quality Department of Tax and Bureau Employment Education Alcohol, Tobacco, Opportunity Department of Veterans Firearms, and Commission Affairs Explosives Bureau Federal Deposit Department of Arms Control and Insurance Corporation Homeland Security Disarmament Agency Federal Election High Level Agencies, Bureau of Engraving Commission Commissions… and Printing
Excepted employees Agreement Executive Order Executive Privilege Government Corporation Inherent Powers Impeachment Imperial presidency Unit 4 Part B Supplementary Reader Assignment *DUE DATE ___3/28___________ All Required to Read: Federalist #70 by Alexander Hamilton (on EDMODO) What does Hamilton mean when he talks about an "energetic executive"? What examples from contemporary presidents can you give to support this concept? List the ingredients that constitute energy in the executive. Again, what examples from contemporary presidents can you give that reflect these ingredients? The Framers discussed the notion of a plural executive when framing the Constitution. What does Hamilton say about the advantages and disadvantages of a single v. a plural executive? Discuss his opinion. Read both of for our Student-Led Socratic Seminars: All students are assigned to read this essay. Sign up to lead the class in discussion one time this semester. 31. Presidential and the Modern President by Richard Neustadt (Lanahan p. 199) Important Departments, Bureaus, and Agencies Executive Departments Department of State Department of the Treasury Department of Defense Department of Justice Department of the Interior Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Labor Department of Health and Human Services Department of Housing and Urban Development Department of Transportation Department of Energy Department of Education Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Homeland Security High Level Agencies, Commissions… Council of Economic Advisers Environmental Protection Agency Office of Management & Budget United States Trade Representative Securities and Exchange Commission Federal Reserve Board Central Intelligence Agency Federal Communications Commission Other Important Parts of the Bureaucracy Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Bureau Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives Bureau Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Bureau of Engraving and Printing Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Centers for Disease Control Citizenship and Immigration Services Bureau Commission on Rights Commodity Futures Trading Commission Congressional Budget Office Congressional Research Service Consumer Product Safety Commission Corporation for National Service Council on Environmental Quality Employment Opportunity Commission Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Election Commission
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