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III. Executive Branch A. What is the function of the executive departments, federal agencies, boards, commission government corporations, and advisory boards? __ B. What specific powers are given to the president under the Constitution?
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. The function of the executive departments, federal agencies, boards, commissions, government corporations, and advisory boards is to implement and enforce laws, regulations, and policies established by the government. They carry out various functions related to national security, public health, education, transportation, and more, as delegated by Congress or the President.B. Specific powers granted to the President under the Constitution include: 1. Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. 2. Veto power over legislation passed by Congress. 3. Appointment of federal officials, subject to Senate approval. 4. Negotiation of treaties, subject to Senate ratification. 5. Granting pardons and reprieves for federal offenses. 6. State of the Union address to Congress. 7. Calling special sessions of Congress. 8. Executive orders to manage the executive branch and enforce laws. 9. Authority to make appointments during Senate recesses (subject to confirmation when the Senate reconvenes). 10. The President serves as the chief diplomat and represents the United States in international affairs.