The President of the United States is the head of state and government, responsible for leading the executive branch and making important decisions for the country.
Think of the President as the captain of a ship called "The United States." They are in charge of steering the ship, making sure it stays on course, and making important decisions that affect everyone onboard.
Executive Branch: This refers to one of the three branches of government in which the President leads. It includes departments and agencies responsible for enforcing laws.
Commander-in-Chief: This term describes one role of the President, as they are in charge of all U.S. military forces.
Inauguration: This is a ceremonial event in which a newly elected President takes an oath and officially begins their term in office.
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