An executive agreement made by the president requires the approval of

A. the Senate, thereby making it harder to attain.

B. the House of Representatives, thereby reflecting the will of the people.

C. the President's Cabinet, ensuring accurate information on the issues.

D. no one, thereby saving the president time and effort in negotiating.

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Quincy Drake

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27 February, 23:56

An executive agreement made by the president requires the approval of

A. the Senate, thereby making it harder to attain.

B. the House of Representatives, thereby reflecting the will of the people.

C. the President's Cabinet, ensuring accurate information on the issues.

D. no one, thereby saving the president time and effort in negotiating.

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Anastasia Ayers · Answer 1

An executive agreement made by the president requires the approval of "no one" if it is an executive order--which is one of the things that makes the President so powerful.