Although Its Role in Foreign Policy Is Not as Important

question 21

Multiple Choice

Although its role in foreign policy is not as important as it was for much of American history, the Senate still plays an important constitutional role in this area through:

• A) the congressional right to declare war.
• B) the fiscal appropriations process.
• C) the responsibility to receive ambassadors and recognize nations.
• D) reviewing and approving treaties made by the president.