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Chapter 8.1 The President’s Cabinet

Chapter 8.1 The President’s Cabinet. In addition to the Executive Office of the President, There are 14 cabinet departments that assist the President in carrying out the work of the executive branch. . The Cabinet. http://www.hulu.com/watch/205030/inside-the-white-house-the-cabinet.

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Chapter 8.1 The President’s Cabinet

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  1. Chapter 8.1 The President’s Cabinet • In addition to the Executive Office of the President, • There are 14 cabinet departments that assist the President in carrying out the work of the executive branch.

  2. The Cabinet • http://www.hulu.com/watch/205030/inside-the-white-house-the-cabinet

  3. Heads of Cabinet Departments • Called Secretaries • Examples: • Secretary of State • Secretary of Defense • Secretary of Agriculture • Only exception is Attorney General • Head of the department of Justice.

  4. 1789 1st Cabinet • President Washington • Picked his most loyal allies. • Alexander Hamilton (Sec. of Treasury) • Henry Knox (Sec. of War) • Later became Sec. of Defense • Up until Civil War • Cabinets were POTUS main advisory group. • Now, it’s the Presidential Staff.

  5. The Cabinet

  6. Department of StateSecretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Department of the TreasurySecretary Timothy F. Geithner Department of DefenseSecretary Robert M. Gates  Department of JusticeAttorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr Department of the InteriorSecretary Kenneth L. Salazar Department of AgricultureSecretary Thomas J. Vilsack Department of CommerceSecretaryGary F. Locke Department of LaborSecretary Hilda L. Solis Department of Health and Human ServicesSecretaryKathleen Sebelius Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentSecretary Shaun L.S. Donovan Department of TransportationSecretary Raymond L. LaHood Department of EnergySecretary Steven Chu Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan Department of Veterans AffairsSecretary Eric K. Shinseki Department of Homeland SecuritySecretary Janet A. Napolitano SUCCESSION From oldest department to youngest...

  7. Oldest Cabinet • State Department (1789) • Treasury Department (1789) • Defense Department (1789) • First called War Department • Justice Department (1789)

  8. Newest Cabinet • Department of Homeland Security • Started in 2001 by Pres. Bush • After 9/11 • Focuses on counter-terrorism • Idea of finding terrorists before they find us!

  9. The Cabinet • Divided into departments that perform the actual work of the government. • Sometimes called: • Bureaus • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) • part of Department of State • Administrations • Food and Drug Administration (FDA) • part of Department of Agriculture • Agencies • Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) • Part of Department of Defense

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