1. Roles of the President Project
Sample Student Project
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2. Commander in Chief
As Commander in Chief the President is a commander of all military forces. In this photo Barack Obama is talking with General Joseph F. Dunford Jr., Commander of International Security Assistance Force and United States Forces-Afghanistan.
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3. CHIEF OF STATE
Chief of State is the main leader of the nation that meets up with foreign leaders. Barack Obama participates in a meeting to discuss the coalition efforts on the ongoing campaign against ISIL.
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4. CHIEF CITIZEN
As Chief Citizen the President is the symbolic representative of the American people. Here the President is blowing a whistle to ceremonially begin the annual Easter Egg Roll on the South lawn of the White House.
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5. CHIEF EXECUTIVE
The Chief Executive is in responsible for executing all the laws passed by congress. Here the President is signing an executive order. [Include the specific order and explain it]
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6. CHIEF DIPLOMAT
As Chief Diplomat the President is the main architect of the American Foreign policy. The president must not only worry about what is happening domestically, but also what is happening around the world. [need to explain the specific foreign policy or strategy that relates to this image]
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7. CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR
As a Chief Administrator the president is the manager of all the government agencies. Here Obama nominates Sen. John Kerry to be the next Secretary of State.
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8. CHIEF LEGISLATOR
As a chief legislator the President is the main architect of public policies. Obama delivers a speech to influence his audience. [describe the specific legislation or policy the President is promoting]
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9. CHIEF OF THE POLITICAL PARTY
Chief of the political party is the most powerful member of the party he/she represents.
Here Obama looks like he is the leader of the meeting. He looks like he is the one in charge. [why is this meeting taking place? What party issues is the President addressing?]
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