Identify a true statement about the ratification of a treaty.
A) A treaty can only be negotiated and signed by Congress.
B) A treaty can only be approved by the president of the United States.
C) A treaty is effective only with a hundred percent vote from the president's political party.
D) A treaty needs to be approved by a fifty percent vote of the Senate.
E) A treaty becomes law when it is approved by the Senate and signed by the president.
Question 2
Identify a true statement about the White House Office.
A) All of the White House staff members are also members of the president's official cabinet.
B) The White House Office consists of an informal group of unofficial advisers to the president.
C) The White House staff screens the questions, issues, and problems that people present to the president.
D) The White House Office excludes the staff of the president's spouse.
E) Of all the executive staff agencies, the White House Office has the least contact with the president.
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Geography of Ratification, 1787–1790
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