President's Cabinet

President's chief economic adviser; recommends financial and tax policy

Works with farmers and regulates farm products

Enforces federal law

Creates strong communities and affordable homes

Helps workers get gair wages and working conditions

Collects taxes, prints money and deals with the nations finances

Works to further American business interests in the U.S.& around the world

Works to preserve natural resources, national parks, and wildlife. 

Helps plan government policy related to farming, food, and aid to farmers and ranchers

Gives services for Americans' health and basic needs

Protects against terrorists and other threats

Gives money for K-12 schools and student college loans

Manages our relationships with foreign countries

Supervises trades and promotes U.S. businesses

Helps to improve working conditions, provide more job opportunities, and protect workers. 

Oversees highway safety, air, rail and sea travel

Fights crime and runs the federal court system

Manages and protects the nation's public land

Researches sources of fuel and electricity for the nation

Provides services for people who served in the military

Manages the armed forces and conducts wars overseas

Guides U.S. relations with countries around the world

In charge of policy on oil, coal, and electricity, and research into new technology