Why Has Congress Become a Major Foreign Policy Maker Since

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why has Congress become a major foreign policy maker since World War II?

• A) The Constitution gives most of the foreign policy authority to Congress.
• B) Congress is regularly called upon to approve financing of foreign policies.
• C) Since the beginning of the Cold War, the president has delegated large amounts of foreign policy authority to Congress.
• D) The extensive use of executive agreements in foreign policy requires Senate approval.
• E) Congress is the only branch that can declare war.

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