Executive Branch: The executive branch is one of three branches of government in which presidential power resides. It enforces laws created by Congress through various departments such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense.
Commander-in-Chief: The Commander-in-Chief is the president's role as the highest-ranking officer in charge of all branches of the United States' armed forces.
Cabinet: The cabinet consists of appointed officials, such as secretaries, who advise the president on various issues and oversee specific government departments.