Which statement is true of an executive agreement

A. It is not legally binding

B. It can only be made between two democratic nations

C. It must be ratified by two thirds of the u. s senate

D. It applies to government but not to ordinary citizens

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22 January, 17:03

Which statement is true of an executive agreement

A. It is not legally binding

B. It can only be made between two democratic nations

C. It must be ratified by two thirds of the u. s senate

D. It applies to government but not to ordinary citizens

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Branson · Answer 1

An executive agreement is made between the heads of the governments of two or more nations that have not been ratified by the legislature in the same as treaties are ratified. Executive agreements are considered politically binding to distinguish them from treaties which are legally binding, hence the correct answer is (A).

Which statement is true of an executive agreementA. It is not legally bindingB. It can only be made between two democratic nationsC. It must be ratified by two thirds of the u. s senateD. It applies to government but not to ordinary citizens

Which statement is true of an executive agreement

A. It is not legally binding

B. It can only be made between two democratic nations

C. It must be ratified by two thirds of the u. s senate

D. It applies to government but not to ordinary citizens