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As commander in chief, the president has the power to
declare war.
lead the military.
fund the armed forces.
call for a draft.
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Correct: lead the military.
Explanation:
- Lead the military — yes. Article II names the president Commander in Chief and gives the power to direct U.S. armed forces.
- Declare war — no. The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war.
- Fund the armed forces — no. Congress controls appropriations and the power of the purse.
- Call for a draft — no. Conscription requires legislation from Congress (the president can request or urge it but cannot unilaterally impose a draft).
Explanation:
- Lead the military — yes. Article II names the president Commander in Chief and gives the power to direct U.S. armed forces.
- Declare war — no. The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war.
- Fund the armed forces — no. Congress controls appropriations and the power of the purse.
- Call for a draft — no. Conscription requires legislation from Congress (the president can request or urge it but cannot unilaterally impose a draft).
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