Question

HISTORY/CIVIC:

THE PRESIDENCY.
WHICH ROLE IS A PRESIDENT FILLING BY APPOINTING AN ATTORNEY GENEDRAL?
1. BULLY PULPIT
2. CHIEF EXECUTIVE
3. CHIEF OF STATE
4. LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD.

Answer 1

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The role that a president is filling by appointing an Attorney General is the role of Chief Executive. The Attorney General is responsible for leading the Department of Justice and enforcing federal laws. This role falls within the president's responsibilities as the Chief Executive, who is in charge of implementing and executing the laws of the country.