Question

3. What does the following paragraph tell us about approving treaties? (note: annex means to add)

"At times, a President has had to turn to roundabout methods in order to achieve his [treaty] goals. When a Senate
minority defeated a treaty to annex Texas, President John Tyler was able to bring about annexation in 1845 by
encouraging passage of a joint resolution - a move that required only a majority vote in each house. In 1898, President
William McKinley used the same tactic to annex Hawaii."
(1 point)
O A treaty can be approved by the House of Representatives instead of the Senate.
O President's are able to use tools other than official treaties to achieve agreements with other countries.
O A minority of Senators usually control the treaty-making process.
O The treaty-making process is always followed exactly as it is described in the Constitution.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The treaty-making process is always followed exactly as it is described in the Constitution. O A minority of Senators usually control the treaty-making process.