Many federal departments, agencies, boards, commissions, government corporations, and advisory committees make up the executive branch of the U. S. government.

Question 4 options:

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True. Because it's true

The statement is true. Many federal departments, agencies, boards, commissions, government corporations, and advisory committees make up the executive branch of the U. S. government.

Explanation:

The federal executive branch, that is, the branch of the federal government responsible for the administration of the nation, is in charge of the President of the United States.

But the President is not alone in the performance of his duties, but is surrounded by a team of collaborators and advisors who are part of the executive branch. These advisors are part of different offices, such as the Vice President, the Cabinet, the Executive Office of the President, other departments, secretaries and decentralized offices, and different political and economic advisory groups, which assist the President in his decision making.