Question

In 1951, General Douglas MacArthur was removed from his command of United Nations forces in Korea by President Truman. MacArthur was removed because he wanted to expand the war and was not following the directions of President Truman. Truman’s action may have prevented a long and costly war against China, though it resulted in a divided Korea.

Truman’s actions are based in Article II of the Constitution, which defines the rights of the Executive Branch of government, including

A) establishing military tribunals.
B) introducing new legislation to Congress.
C) holding civilian control of the military.
D) declaring war without Congressional approval.

Answer 1

c

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

) holding civilian control of the military.

The president basically held the military general to account.

The general did not take into consideration the agreement that china and USA had on not crossing the 13th parallel. They were forced to retreat by over 300,000 Chinese troops and all the gains that had been made in the northern territory were lost.