AP United States Government and Politicseasymcq1 pt

Which of the following is an accurate comparison of the constitutional war powers of the President and Congress?

A.The President has the power to declare war, while Congress has the power to deploy troops.
B.The President serves as commander in chief, while Congress has the power to declare war and fund the military.
C.The President must seek congressional approval before deploying troops internationally under all circumstances.
D.Congress serves as the ultimate commander in chief, while the President only leads the armed forces during peacetime.

Explanation

Core Concept

Article II designates the President as commander in chief, while Article I gives Congress the explicit powers to declare war and appropriate military funding.

Correct Answer

BThe President serves as commander in chief, while Congress has the power to declare war and fund the military.

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