Why do institutional relationships in foreign policy constitute a paradox?
a. While foreign policy sometimes requires the input of a multiplicity of actors, it sometimes calls for an executive decision quickly endorsed by Congress.
b. While many foreign policy issues are deeply complex, others are quite simple and require little consultation or debate.
c. While foreign policy can have a significant impact on history, it does not affect the lives of American citizens to a great extent.
d. While many actors are often involved in the formulation of foreign policy, all formal foreign policy power is in the hands of the president.
a. While foreign policy sometimes requires the input of a multiplicity of actors, it sometimes calls for an executive decision quickly endorsed by Congress.
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Following France’s defeat in the French and Indian War, the Treaty of Paris in 1763 settled the dispute by
a. ceding all lands west of the Appalachian Mountains to Spain. b. forcing France to accept and pay all debts to the new territories that were gained by England. c. declaring a total truce and leaving all territories in the hands of those who held them prior to the war. d. awarding to England virtually all of the territories between the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. e. equally distributing territories between the nations of France and England.