Topic: Though the United States can lay claim to being a democracy, the federal government is also the world’s largest bureaucracy. First, explain the structure of the federal bureaucracy, starting from the president, through to the cabinet departments, independent agencies, and government corporations. Second, explain the main elements of bureaucratic autonomy and accountability, as described and explained in Jillson’s American Government. Discuss as well the problems with bureaucracy that the textbook identifies. Finally, compare and contrast the textbook’s discussion of “policy implementation and its pitfalls” with Alexander’s Hamilton’s discussion of “energy in the executive” in Federalist Papers 70 and 71. Instructions: Please write the papers based on the information from the class recording transcripts ( some parts in the transcripts may be irrelevant to the topic but please read through them to pick out necessary details. The transcript is attached to this. ) and from Chapter 11 of the book, American Government by Cal Jillson 10th ed. as the topic specifies points written in the textbook as well (You can most likely find the textbook on like libgen). You would also need points from the federalist papers which can be found online as well.