What is the role of executive agreements in foreign policy? When are they used?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Distinguish between an executive agreement and a treaty. An executive agreement is a deal between the president and a foreign government that does not require Senate ratification. All treaties must be approved by the Senate.
2, Include an example of why an executive agreement would be used or an example of when one was used.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The defining characteristic of pluralism is the belief that
A. various groups and coalitions constantly vie for government favor and the ability to exercise political power, but none enjoys long-term dominance. B. despite its democratic rhetoric, the United States is effectively governed by a small elite whose membership rarely changes. C. when too many interests exist within a single polity, the government cannot function effectively. D. an undue commitment to minority rights places undue restraints on majority rule. E. the commitment to majority rule inevitably results in the oppression of minorities.
How does the World Bank raise most of its money?
a. It sells World Bank bonds on private financial markets. b. It requires members to pay a subscription. c. It asks members to volunteer a pledge. d. It is funded by the United Nations.
What has to happen in Congress before the president can be impeached?
a. The House can impeach the president by a simple majority; the Senate does not have a vote. b. The Senate can impeach the president by a simple majority; the House does not have a vote. c. The House can impeach the president by a simple majority; the Senate needs a two-thirds majority. d. The Senate can impeach the president with a two-thirds majority; the House does not have a vote.