A) FOREIGN POLICY B) DIPLOMACY C) CHIEF EXECUTIVE D) SUCCESSION E) COMMANDER IN CHIEF F) REPRIEVE G) COMMUTE H) EXECUTIVE ORDERS
I) DIPLOMATIC RECOGNITION J) PARDON K) ADMINISTRATION
L) EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT M) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
N) CHIEF OF STAFF O) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS P) NATIONAL SECUTIRY COUNCIL
Q) WHITE HOUSE OFFICE R) EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE S) AMNESTY T) CHIEF OF STATE

1) __p___ an executive office that brings together the top military, foreign affairs, and intelligence officials to coordinate U. S. national security.
2) __I___ a president’s power to formally recognize the legitimacy of a foreign government.
3) __c___ the role the president plays when executing or carrying out the nation’s laws.
4) __k___ the group of people who work for the executive branch under a specific president.
5) __m___ an executive office that helps to develop and implement the federal budget and oversees its execution of the agencies in the executive branch.
6) __e___ the role the president plays when ordering troops into action and calling them back home.
7) __t___ the role the president plays when acting as the symbolic figurehead of the United States.
8) __o___ departments within the president’s administration that are responsible for carrying out laws, administering programs, and making regulations in their particular area of responsibility.
9) __j___ an act of clemency that releases a convicted criminal from having to fulfill a sentence.
10) a nation’s plans and procedures for dealing with other countries.
11) the art of negotiating with foreign governments.
12) the process of succeeding or coming after someone.
13) an act of clemency that postpones the carrying out of a sentence.
14) the president’s power to reduce a person’s sentence.
15) the act of clemency that grants a group of offenders a general pardon for offenses committed.
16) a formal rule or regulation instructing executive branch officials on how to carry out their jobs.
17) the organizational structure that helps manage the executive programs and agencies.
18) the person who manages the white house office.
19) a central office of the Executive Office of the President in which many key assistance and deputy assistants to the president works.
20) the power of the president to refuse to release information to Congress or a court.