The presidentcan rejectbillspassed byCongress. ​VetopowerGouverneurMorrisinventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​Secretaryof Labor​DeparmentsJamesWilsoninventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​SecretaryofDefenseDeparmentsThe Presidentmakesagreementswith othercountries.​TreatiesIts main tasksincludecommunicating thePresident'smessage,developing policy.​.​EopActingasCommander-in-chief.​MilitaryCommandAlexanderHamilitoninventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​The Presidentpicksambassadors,cabinet members,andSupreme Courtjustices.​AppointmentsFreeMakingtreaties andappointingambassadors​ForeignPolicyIt was created togive the PresidentDirect "help" tomanage the vastbureaucracy of theexecutive branch. ​EOPincludes theWhite houseOffice(closestaides), NationalSecurityCouncil(NSC).​EOPThe Presidentis incharge of theArmy, Navy,and NationalGuardCommanderin chiefThe WhiteHouse Chief ofStaff is generallyconsidered themost critical roleEOPEstablishes that thePresidentsholds "executive power"sets the4-year term, outlines theElectoral College system,listsrequirements (35+ yearsold,natural-born citizen), andrequires an oath of office.​ThepresidencyImplementinglawspassed byCongress.​EnforcinglawsThe Presidentensures lawspassed byCongress arecarried out.​LawEnforcerFreeMost staffare locatedin the WestWing of theWhite house​EOPFreeFreeSecretaryofCommerceDeparmentsThe presidentcan rejectbillspassed byCongress. ​VetopowerGouverneurMorrisinventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​Secretaryof Labor​DeparmentsJamesWilsoninventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​SecretaryofDefenseDeparmentsThe Presidentmakesagreementswith othercountries.​TreatiesIts main tasksincludecommunicating thePresident'smessage,developing policy.​.​EopActingasCommander-in-chief.​MilitaryCommandAlexanderHamilitoninventedthe Article IIand whofounded it​The Presidentpicksambassadors,cabinet members,andSupreme Courtjustices.​AppointmentsFreeMakingtreaties andappointingambassadors​ForeignPolicyIt was created togive the PresidentDirect "help" tomanage the vastbureaucracy of theexecutive branch. ​EOPincludes theWhite houseOffice(closestaides), NationalSecurityCouncil(NSC).​EOPThe Presidentis incharge of theArmy, Navy,and NationalGuardCommanderin chiefThe WhiteHouse Chief ofStaff is generallyconsidered themost critical roleEOPEstablishes that thePresidentsholds "executive power"sets the4-year term, outlines theElectoral College system,listsrequirements (35+ yearsold,natural-born citizen), andrequires an oath of office.​ThepresidencyImplementinglawspassed byCongress.​EnforcinglawsThe Presidentensures lawspassed byCongress arecarried out.​LawEnforcerFreeMost staffare locatedin the WestWing of theWhite house​EOPFreeFreeSecretaryofCommerceDeparments

Executive Branch - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Veto power
    The president can reject bills passed by Congress. ​
  2. invented the Article II and who founded it​
    Gouverneur Morris
  3. Deparments
    Secretary of Labor​
  4. invented the Article II and who founded it​
    James Wilson
  5. Deparments
    Secretary of Defense
  6. Treaties
    The President makes agreements with other countries.​
  7. Eop
    Its main tasks include communicating the President's message, developing policy.​.​
  8. Military Command
    Acting as Commander-in-chief.​
  9. invented the Article II and who founded it​
    Alexander Hamiliton
  10. Appointments
    The President picks ambassadors, cabinet members, and Supreme Court justices.​
  11. Free
  12. Foreign Policy
    Making treaties and appointing ambassadors​
  13. EOP
    It was created to give the President Direct "help" to manage the vast bureaucracy of the executive branch. ​
  14. EOP
    includes the White house Office(closest aides), National Security Council(NSC).​
  15. Commander in chief
    The President is in charge of the Army, Navy, and National Guard
  16. EOP
    The White House Chief of Staff is generally considered the most critical role
  17. The presidency
    Establishes that the Presidents holds "executive power" sets the 4-year term, outlines the Electoral College system, lists requirements (35+ years old, natural-born citizen), and requires an oath of office.​
  18. Enforcing laws
    Implementing laws passed by Congress.​
  19. Law Enforcer
    The President ensures laws passed by Congress are carried out.​
  20. Free
  21. EOP
    Most staff are located in the West Wing of the White house​
  22. Free
  23. Free
  24. Deparments
    Secretary of Commerce