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Social Studies
The president negotiates an executive agreement with another country on scientific cooperation. The agreement does not require Senate approval. A senator objects that major international commitments should go through the treaty process.
Which constitutional distinction is at issue?
- A. Whether individual states may sign their own foreign treaties
- B. Whether the House must start every international agreement
- C. Treaties need Senate consent; executive agreements do not.
- D. Whether the Supreme Court negotiates pacts with foreign nations
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C. Treaties need Senate consent; executive agreements do not.
The senator wants the commitment handled as a treaty, which needs Senate approval, rather than as an executive agreement, which does not.