The president's groups of advisers and analysts are collectively called the
A) Cabinet.
B) Kitchen Cabinet.
C) White House staff.
D) Executive Council of Advisers.
E) Department of State.

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The White House staff, also known as the presidential staff, is a group of advisers, analysts, and assistants who assist the president in various tasks. They work closely with the president and are responsible for formulating and implementing policies, providing guidance on domestic and foreign issues, and managing the overall operations of the White House. The Cabinet, on the other hand, is a group of senior officials who head various government departments and agencies and are responsible for advising the president on specific policy areas. The Kitchen Cabinet was a term used in the 1800s to describe President Andrew Jackson's informal group of advisers, who met in the White House kitchen. The Executive Council of Advisers and the Department of State are not commonly used terms to describe the president's advisers and analysts.

The President's Groups of Advisers and Analysts Are Collectively Called