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Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”. Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

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Page 1: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?
Page 2: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.

Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Page 3: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Read the passage in your textbook about the President’s Appointment Power.

Explain the step-by-step process for how top government officials are chosen in your own words.

Page 4: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Read the passage in the textbook covering Impeachment.

Explain in your own words the step-by-step process to impeach a President.

How many president’s have been impeached? How many have been convicted?

Page 5: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Read the passage in the textbook covering treaties and executive agreements.

Explain in your own words the difference between a treaty and an executive agreement.

Page 6: Read the passage in your textbook that covers “Executive Orders”.  Explain in your own words (not the book’s words) what an executive order is?

Read the passage in the textbook covering the Judicial Powers.

Explain in your own words the following terms:ReprievePardonCommutationAmnesty