The Executive Branch PowerPoint and Guided Notes (Print and Digital)

Description

Does the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election have your students more interested in the President and the Executive Branch? Or are you looking for a ready-to-go lesson with a PowerPoint and students notes for your Civics or Government class? I’ve got you covered!

This 89 slide PowerPoint presentation on the United States’ Executive Branch covers a myriad of topics including:
– Written and Unwritten Presidential Qualifications
– Electing the President (including Electoral College, 12th and 20th Amendments)
– President term of office (including 22nd Amendment)
– Salary and benefits of President
– Roles and Powers of the President (including Chief Executive, Commander in Chief, Chief Legislator, Chief Diplomat, Chief of State, Party Leader, Executive Orders, Executive Agreements, Executive Privilege)
– Limits to Presidential Power (including War Powers Act, U.S. v. Nixon)
– Roles of First Lady
– Roles of the Vice President
– Salary and benefits of Vice President
– Presidential Succession (including 1947 Presidential Succession Act, 25th Amendment)
– Federal Bureaucracy
– Cabinet
– 15 Executive Departments (State, Treasury, Defense, Interior, Justice, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, Health & Human Services, Housing & Urban Development, Transportation, Energy, Education, Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security)
– Presidential Commissions
– Independent Agencies (including General Services Administration, Office of Personnel Management)
– Regulatory Commissions and Agencies
– Civil Service System
– Government Corporations
– The Executive Office
– Council of Economic Advisors
– Office of Management and Budge
– National Security Council

What’s included in the download:
*Editable PowerPoint presentation (77 slides; text is all editable, some graphics are not editable)
*Google Slides version of PowerPoint (77 Slides)
*PDF Guided Notes (10 pages, not editable)
*Fillable PDF version of Guided Notes (10 pages, students type into text boxes, not editable in Adobe)
*Google Slides version of Guided Notes (10 slides, students type into text boxes, not editable in Slides)
*PDF Guided Notes key (10 pages, not editable)
*Editable Guided Notes (10 pages, created in PowerPoint without the fancy clip art and fonts)

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