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How do executive agreements differ from treaties

A: The senate ratifies treaties that were executive agreements from the previous administration

B: A treaty requires approval by the senate; an executive agreement does not

C: Executive agreements are valid across administrations; treaties are not

D: The president negotiates treaties. the senate makes executive agreements

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Answer:

B: A treaty requires approval by the senate; an executive agreement does not

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User Chickenman
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I believe it would be B
hope this helps!
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