Pardon, to forgive a person for breaking the law, Appoint, To choose someone for a job, Reprieve, To cancel or postpone the punishment of (someone, especially someone condemned to death), Diplomat, an official representing a country abroad, Executive Order, a rule or order issued by the president having the force of law., Foreign Policy, A gov't strategy in dealing with other nations., State/Union Address, an annual address delivered by the president of the US to Congress, typically at the beginning of the year, giving the admin view of the state of the nation and plans for legislation., Checks and Balances, a system created to make sure no one branch would be able to control too much power., President, Leader of the Executive Branch, Veto, to refuse to sign a bill into law., White House, Where the President lives in Washington D.C., Fifteen, How many cabinets or departments.

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