How do the presidential roles of chief of state and commander in chief differ?

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A. The commander in chief role addresses major problems, while the

chief of state role is mostly symbolic.

B. The chief of state role involves only domestic policies, while the

commander in chief role involves only foreign policy.

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C. The commander in chief role deals with legislative issues, while

the chief of state role deals with executive issues.

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D. The chief of state role is defined in the Constitution, while the

commander in chief role is unwritten.

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26 January, 05:18

How do the presidential roles of chief of state and commander in chief differ?

O

A. The commander in chief role addresses major problems, while the

chief of state role is mostly symbolic.

B. The chief of state role involves only domestic policies, while the

commander in chief role involves only foreign policy.

O

C. The commander in chief role deals with legislative issues, while

the chief of state role deals with executive issues.

O

D. The chief of state role is defined in the Constitution, while the

commander in chief role is unwritten.

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Jimmy Potts · Answer 1

All the options given are incorrect. But I'll explain them correctly to you.

Explanation:

Chief of state means the formal head of the state. That is different from the head of the government though. The role is more symbolic.

Commander in chief means the leader and the highest authority in the defense sector. All armed forces are under the command of the commander in chief.

Elsa · Answer 2

Answer: A

Explanation:

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