Question

As chief diplomat, the president is able to negotiate which of these with a foreign leader without getting congressional approval?

answer choices
executive agreement
pardon
treaty
veto

Answer 1

As diplomatic chief, the president can negotiate an "executive agreement" with a foreign leader without needing congressional approval.

Step-by-step explanation:

An executive agreement is an agreement between the president of the United States and a foreign leader that has the same legal value and effect as a treaty, but does not require congressional approval. Executive agreements are often used to address political and international relations issues that are minor or that need to be resolved quickly.