When the President accepts another country as a nation of the world community, it "It does not mean that the United States supports all the actions of the country."
Answer: Option C
Step-by-step explanation:
The power of recognition that is vested in the President by the Constitution of U.S.A enables the person holding the President's office to recognize any country as officially a nation. It is broadly similar to granting nationhood to a country and accepting its existence as claimed by the leaders of the respective country.
When such recognition is given by the President, it is treated as the official stand of the United States on the disputes prevalent on the issue of the nationhood of the country. The United States recognizing the country as a nation conventionally results in many allied countries recognizing the respective country as a nation.