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the vietnam war was costly and lost public support over time, so congress passed the
act in an attempt to
limit the power the president had to commit troops abroad.
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Explanation:

The Vietnam War led to Congress passing the War Powers Act (also known as the War Powers Resolution) to limit the president's ability to commit troops abroad without proper congressional oversight. This is related to political history and the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches, falling under the subfield of Politics (within Social Science).

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War Powers