Much of the Power of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

question 24

Multiple Choice

Much of the power of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee stems from its

• A)unilateral control over the National Security Council.
• B)ability to rescind any executive agreement.
• C)constitutional authority to declare war.
• D)responsibility to consider presidential nominees for important foreign policy posts.

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