World representative peacekeeping organization that works to make the world a better place.

Government organization that handles the nation’s space programs.

He or she doesn’t have much to do and a candidate is usually chosen to balance the ticket.

The president is the head of the nation’s armed forces; can make undeclared war.

The false and malicious use of printed words.

Use of violence to intimidate a government or a society, for political or ideological reasons.

It is charged with protecting the U.S. against terrorism.

Every modern president has used this to attract public attention & build support for policies/acts.

Formal agreement between sovereign states; pres. negotiates international agreements; Senate must approve.

The false and malicious use of spoken words.

U.S. and others agree to take collective action to meet aggression in a part of the world.

Prepares the federal budget; it is the largest unit of the Executive Office.

The group of people chosen from each state & DC to formally select the president and VP.

Valuable tool in presidential dealings with legislative branch; he/she refuses to sign a bill into law.

People communicating ideas by conduct.

In 1823, it warned Europe to stay out of the affairs of both North and South America.

A staff that advises the president in all matters affecting the nation’s security.

If no one gets this, the House of Representatives will choose from top 3 candidates; each state 1 vote – 26 needed.

The president has the power to issue 1 of these; a directive, rule, or regulation; has the effect of law.

Speech for business purposes or advertising. It is protected unless it is false and misleading or the product is harmful to your health.

Spying in the service of a government for purpose of obtaining secret/confidential information.

President’s chief advisor in all matters relating to national security; supervises operations.

Much of the work of the fed. govt. is done by the 15 executive departments that make this up.

Pact between the president & the head of a foreign state; they do not require Senate consent.

Punishment by death. These state laws were declared unconstitutional in 1972 but came back on the books in 1976.