The correct answer is Answer 3 [C]: The ability to negotiate treaties.
Foreign policy power refers to the authority and capabilities of the president to conduct and manage the relationships between their own country and other nations. One crucial aspect of foreign policy power is the ability to negotiate treaties with other countries. Treaties are formal agreements between nations that address a variety of issues such as trade, defense, and diplomacy. This power allows the president to shape the strategic alliances, partnerships, and agreements that a nation has with other countries, influencing its foreign relations and global standing.
[1 Point] (Question 2): Which of the following answers describes foreign policy power of the president? Please explain your answer.
(Answer 1[A]: The ability to approve a military intervention abroad).
(Answer 2[B]: The ability to grant a commission).
(Answer 3[C]: The ability to negotiate treaties).
(Answer 4[D]: The ability to send troops into combat).
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