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

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The role and power of the president in foreign policy.
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Which constitutional provision grants the President supreme command over U.S. military forces?

Article II, Section 2

What Senate majority is required to ratify treaties negotiated by the President?

Two-thirds majority

Who was appointed as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations in 2017 under President Trump?

Nikki Haley

Under which Article can the President receive ambassadors and foreign officials?

Article II, Section 3

In what year was the Iran Nuclear Deal made as an executive agreement?

2015

How many hours does the President have to notify Congress after committing armed forces to action?

48 hours

How long can the President deploy forces without congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution?

60 days

In what year was the Patriot Act passed, expanding surveillance powers?

2001

In what year did Congress attempt to defund the Iraq War as public opinion turned against it?

2006

What required Obama to submit the Iran Nuclear Deal details to Congress for review?

Iran Nuclear Deal Review Act (2015)

Which midterm election saw Democrats gain control of Congress due to Iraq War dissatisfaction?

2006 midterms

In what year was Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan widely criticised?

2021

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