The Constitution is sometimes called an “invitation to struggle” in the area of foreign policy because it gives some foreign-policy power to Congress and some to the president. Discuss this struggle. What overlaps exist? How have presidents gotten the upper hand? And how has Congress tried to restrain the president since the Vietnam War?
What will be an ideal response?
the key powers of both branches and how they overlap and check one another as well as how presidents have increasingly relied on information advantages from staff (like the National Security Council) and the commander-in-chief power to act first and, thus, put Congress in a reactive mode. Students should also discuss the War Powers Act.
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A. Polity B. Coalition politics C. Political realism D. International relations E. Comparative politics
The Framers' view of natural rights was heavily influenced by the writings of John Locke
Indicate whether the statement is true or false