Since it was established by law in 1947, presidents have relied on an inner cabinet composed of the president; vice president; secretaries of state, defense, and treasury; and the attorney general for foreign policy decisions. What is the term for this inner cabinet?

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The term for the inner cabinet composed of the president, vice president, secretaries of state, defense, and treasury, and the attorney general for foreign policy decisions is the National Security Council (NSC). The NSC was established by law in 1947 and serves as the principal forum for the president to make national security and foreign policy decisions. The other options listed are incorrect. The kitchen cabinet refers to an informal group of advisors to the president. The Executive Office of the President is a group of agencies that serve the president, including the White House Office and the Office of Management and Budget. The Office of Legislative Affairs is responsible for coordinating the president's interactions with Congress.

Since It Was Established by Law in 1947, Presidents Have