Question

How does the Constitution distribute power

between the president and Congress?
A The president is responsible for foreign policy, and
Congress is responsible for domestic policy.
B The president makes laws, and Congress ensures
they are carried out.
C Congress is responsible for foreign policy, and the
president is responsible for domestic policy.
D Congress makes laws, and the president ensures
they are carried out.

Answer 1

The answer is D, Congress makes laws, and the president ensures

they are carried out.

Step-by-step explanation:

With the department of state (foreign affairs) being in the executive branch of government that answers/falls under the President, I would conclude that C is incorrect.

With the department of homeland security (domestic affairs) being in the executive branch of government that answers/falls under the President, I would conclude that A is incorrect.

With congress being the legislative branch of gov, I would conclude that B is incorrect.

Therefore, remaining is answer D.