Describe the differences in responsibilities between councils and offices that make up the Executive Office of the President (Use examples to support your answer).
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Responses will vary. A sample response follows: The three councils of the Executive Office of the President are advisory bodies to the president. They consist of experts who advise on domestic and foreign economic issues, decisions involving national security and foreign policy, and environmental issues. While the six offices within the EOP may also advise the president on their respective areas, they also help facilitate executive duties (like the creation of the federal budget) and further US interests abroad (like the offices of the US Trade Representative and Science and Technology Policy).

a case involving the laws of a single state.

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