Question 48: What are two Cabinet-level positions?

Q: What are two Cabinet-level positions?

Attorney General; Secretary of Agriculture; Secretary of Commerce; Secretary of Education; Secretary of Energy; Secretary of Health and Human Services; Secretary of Homeland Security; Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Secretary of the Interior; Secretary of Labor; Secretary of State; Secretary of Transportation; Secretary of the Treasury; Secretary of Veterans Affairs; Secretary of War (Defense); Vice-President; Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency; Administrator of the Small Business Administration; Director of the Central Intelligence Agency; Director of the Office of Management and Budget; Director of National Intelligence; United States Trade Representative

Accepted answers

•Attorney General
•Secretary of Agriculture
•Secretary of Commerce
•Secretary of Education
•Secretary of Energy
•Secretary of Health and Human Services
•Secretary of Homeland Security
•Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
•Secretary of the Interior
•Secretary of Labor
•Secretary of State
•Secretary of Transportation
•Secretary of the Treasury
•Secretary of Veterans Affairs
•Secretary of War (Defense)
•Vice-President
•Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
•Administrator of the Small Business Administration
•Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
•Director of the Office of Management and Budget
•Director of National Intelligence
•United States Trade Representative

Why this matters

There are about 15 Cabinet positions. Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense are two examples. For the test, you need to name any two positions.

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