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Which level of government has the authority to raise an army
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only congress has the power to declare war, raise and support an army and navy
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Congress finally passed an Act for “Establishment of the Troops,” which also allowed for the President to call up state militias under some circumstances. It also required a loyalty oath to the Constitution by anyone in service.
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