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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.2
If the Senate did not have the power to ratify treaties, how would it affect US foreign relationships?
International laws could potentially override U.S laws without Senate's ratification powers.
The President might have more direct influence over international agreements.
Foreign countries may be less willing to enter into treaties with the United States.
The House of Representatives would likely take on this responsibility.
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