What is the difference between an executive agreement and a treaty?
A) An executive agreement only requires a presidential signature for approval.
B) A treaty only requires a presidential signature to be ratified.
C) A treaty is negotiated and ratified by Congress.
D) An executive agreement must be approved by Congress.
E) An executive agreement is negotiated by the president but approved by the Senate.
A
You might also like to view...
Which justice authored the majority opinion in Eisenstadt v. Baird (1972)?
a. Douglas b. Frankfurter c. Black d. None of the above is true.
When a citizen writes a letter to an elected representative, this is considered a form of political
a. theater. b. suicide. c. theory. d. posturing. e. participation.
In court rulings, stare decisis refers to reliance on consistency with
A) appeals. B) reversals. C) remands. D) concurring opinions. E) precedents.
In their struggle for equal treatment, women, unlike blacks, had to deal with a legal tradition that
A) claimed to be protecting them. B) regarded them as chattel. C) had always treated them as equal in theory. D) had consistently ignored them. E) had accorded them special rights and responsibilities.