Concerning Their Power as Commander-In-Chief, American Presidents Have Often

question 12

Multiple Choice

Concerning their power as commander-in-chief, American presidents have often

• A)waited to act until Congress has declared war.
• B)committed American forces without congressional approval.
• C)declared war without congressional ratification.
• D)stood by while Congress initiated foreign conflicts.

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