The War Powers Resolution was an attempt by Congress to
A. delegate Congress' war powers to the president
B. reassert its role in war making
C. define how Congress can control the armed forces during times of war
D. create a joint committee in Congress to have clear oversight over the president
Answer (2)
The War Powers Resolution was aimed at reasserting Congress's authority in war-making decisions, ensuring that the President cannot unilaterally deploy military forces without congressional consent. This legislative act was a response to the challenges of presidential power during conflicts like the Vietnam War. It underscores the principle of checks and balances in U.S. governance. ;
The War Powers Resolution was enacted in 1973 to reassert Congress's role in war-making, primarily in response to concerns over presidential authority during the Vietnam War. It requires the President to notify Congress within 48 hours of military deployments and limits the duration of such actions without congressional approval. Therefore, the correct answer is B: reassert its role in war making.
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