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what is the presidents role in foreign policy?
o to decide which international treaties to enforce
o to decide when the united states declares war
o to decide what customs duties to assign for international goods
o to decide how the united states acts toward other countries
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Explanation:

In the context of foreign policy, the president's role is to determine how the United States interacts with other countries. This encompasses a wide range of diplomatic, economic, and strategic decisions.

• Deciding which international treaties to enforce is more of a judicial or administrative task in some cases and not the core of the president's foreign - policy role.
• The power to declare war is mainly a congressional power (though presidents have often initiated military actions without a formal declaration).
• Custom duties assignment is more related to economic policy - making bodies like Congress or relevant economic agencies rather than the president's direct foreign - policy role.

Answer:

to decide how the United States acts toward other countries