What are the 15 presidential cabinet positions and what do they do

Department of State - develop foreign policy, secure the safety of American people and international community

Department of Treasury - collect revenue, produce money, make economic policy

Department of Defense - provide military forces

Department of Justice - enforce the law, prevent crime, seek justice and punishment for criminals

Department of Interior - protect and provide access to America's natural and cultural heritage

Department of Agriculture - formulate policy on farming, food, natural resources, food safety, ad combat hunger

Department of Commerce - foster, serve, and promote the nation's economic development

Department of Labor - assure work safety, fair pay, and unemployment insurance benefits

Department of Heath and Human Services - protect the health of Americans

Department of Housing and Urban Development - increase home ownership, community development, and increase access to affordable housing

Department of Transportation - ensure a fast, safe, efficient, accessible, and convenient transportation system

Department of Energy - advance energy security and promote scientific and technological innovation

Department of Education - foster equal access by establishing policies on federal financial aid, distribute financial aid, and collect data on nations schools

Department of Veterans Affairs - care for nations veterans

Department of Homeland Security - secure the country and preserve Americas freedoms while preparing to respond to all hazards and disasters