The role and power of the president in foreign policy. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Constitutional provision granting Commander in Chief power

Article II, Section 2

Senate majority needed to ratify treaties

Two-thirds majority

Do presidential ambassadorial appointments need confirmation?

Yes, Senate confirmation required

Constitutional provision for receiving ambassadors

Article II, Section 3

Agreements that bypass Senate ratification requirement

Executive agreements

War Powers Resolution: notification timeframe for Congress

48 hours

War Powers Resolution: deployment limit without approval

60 days

Year Obama ordered Osama bin Laden operation

2011

Year of Iran Nuclear Deal executive agreement

2015

Year of Paris Climate Agreement executive agreement

2016

Congressional power to restrict military actions via funding

Power of the Purse

Year of Benghazi attack that led to investigations

2012

Year Pelosi visited Taiwan showing congressional independence

2022

Year of Biden's criticised Afghanistan withdrawal

2021

Year Patriot Act expanded surveillance powers

2001

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