Question

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what are two jobs the president does as leader of u.s. foreign policy?
□ deciding what goods to trade with other countries
□ naming people to serve as ambassadors to other countries
□ approving international treaties made by congress
□ declaring war on other countries
□ deciding how the united states acts toward other countries
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Explanation:

• Naming ambassadors is a key role in foreign policy as they represent the U.S. abroad.
• Deciding how the U.S. acts toward other countries (foreign policy stance) is a presidential responsibility.
• Congress has a role in trade (not the president alone for "deciding what goods to trade" in a strict sense here as it's more complex with legislative - executive interaction in trade policy).
• Congress approves treaties (president negotiates, but Congress ratifies).
• Congress has the power to declare war (though presidents have sometimes taken military action without formal declarations in practice, but the constitutional power is with Congress for a formal declaration).

Answer:

naming people to serve as ambassadors to other countries, deciding how the United States acts toward other countries