Author Question: The division of constitutional authority between the president and the Congress in foreign policy is ... (Read 54 times)

laurencescou · **on:** Sep 3, 2018

The division of constitutional authority between the president and the Congress in foreign policy is probably best characterized as

a. favoring congressional dominance.
b. favoring executive dominance.
c. providing an invitation to struggle between the executive and legislative branches.
d. exhibiting a zone of twilight of uncertainty in the distribution of power.
e. Both options C and D are true.

Question 2

All of the following are congressional powers in foreign policy granted under Article I of the Constitution except

a. the power to provide for the national defense and to declare war.
b. the power to make and modify laws and appropriate funds to implement them.
c. the power to receive ambassadors.
d. the power to regulate international commerce.
e. to use implied powers to do whatever is necessary and proper to carry out its responsibilities.