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How does a President usually exercise the power of recognition? a.negotiating treaties with a new nation b. negotiating executive agreements with a new nation c.exchanging diplomats with a new nation d.
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How does a President usually exercise the power of recognition?

a.negotiating treaties with a new nation
b. negotiating executive agreements with a new nation
c.exchanging diplomats with a new nation
d. sending the secretary of defense to a new nation

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B.

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negotiating executive agreements with a new nation

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