when engaging in foreign economic policy, which part of the government approves treaties?\nthe…
when engaging in foreign economic policy, which part of the government approves treaties?\nthe president\nthe senate\nthe house of representatives\nthe ambassadors
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Brief Explanations:
In the United States, the Constitution gives the Senate the power to approve treaties. The president negotiates treaties, but the Senate must give its advice and consent (a two - thirds majority vote) for a treaty to be ratified. The House of Representatives is not involved in the treaty - approval process. Ambassadors are diplomatic representatives and do not have the power to approve treaties.
Answer:
the senate