1. Aim: To what extent are non-profit organizations related to the US government today?

3. DIPLOMATIC

4. TREATIES A treaty is an agreement created by sovereign states and international organizations. The President can negotiate these agreements through the secretary of state, and if there is a two thirds majority vote in the Senate, then a treaty is made .

5. EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS An executive agreement is an agreement put in place between Presidents, or heads of states. Executive agreements are not called treaties because they can be negotiated without consent of the senate.

6. RECOGNITION A recognition is when the President meets with the diplomatic representatives of a certain country to indicate that it has been accepted as an equal nation to the US.

7. PERSONA NON GRATA When the President is displeased with the behavior of a country, he will call its ambassador. The ambassador in such a situation has the name of Persona non Grata. If the meeting of the President and persona non grata does not occur well, the president may choose to withdrawal the recognition of that country.

8. MILITARY

9. COMMANDER IN CHIEF The Constitution has provisions that give the President a supreme power over the military and other military matters (almost without limits)

12. The president has a 60 day period before troops must be withdrawn, unless Congress agrees to a extension.

13. Congress can withdraw the troops at any time.

14. LEGISLATIVE

19. JUDICIAL

20. SUPREME COURT CASE – 1980 VILLAGE OF SCHUAMBURG V CITIZENS FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT Citizens for a Better Environment is a social justice organization that works in urban, low-income communities that suffer from environmental pollution and toxics. In 1980, CBE sued a village in the northern Iowa for denying them the right to solicit contributors because of the village claimed that CBE technically did not use all of their receipts for “charitable purposes”. After being brought to the supreme court, it was decided that the village's rule was a form of censorship and violated the first and fourteenth amendments. This might not have been a Supreme Court worthy case if it had involved a different component of giving charity, but the fact that it, straight up, barred solicitation in that area for CBE, caused the village's rule to be considered unconstitutional. This is an example of a Judicial power. .

21. JUDICIAL POWER -The power to interpret law and apply it to the facts of each case received from lower, regional courts. -The power to determine a law as unconstitutional. Judicial Powers are held by the Supreme Court.