Executive Agreements Are

question 12

Multiple Choice

Executive agreements are

• A) not valid in foreign policy matters unless approved by the Senate.
• B) agreements between the president and a head of foreign government that do not have to be approved by the Senate.
• C) an unconstitutional expansion of the power of the president.
• D) binding upon future presidents.
• E) used to achieve trivial matters, since the most significant issues must be addressed by the Senate.

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