Executive Branch - the branch of government responsible for carrying out and enforcing laws, created by Article 2 of the Constitution, President - the leader of the Executive Branch and the country, Vice President - the second-in-command to the President, Treaties - formal agreements between countries, Pardon - to forgive someone for a crime and release them from punishment, The Cabinet - Includes White House Chief of Staff, UN Ambassador to the United States, Director of National Intelligence, and heads of different departments, Checks and Balances - a system in which different parts of a government have powers that limit each other's power., Veto - to reject or say no to a proposed law or decision.,

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