Question

what are two actions that congress has the power to do that affects foreign policy? (check all that apply) power of the purse ratify treaties limit the u.s. president to travel abroad submit

Explanation:

• "Power of the purse": Congress controls funding, so it can allocate or withhold funds for foreign - policy related programs (like foreign aid, military operations abroad), thus affecting foreign policy.
• "Ratify treaties": For a treaty to be binding, the Senate (part of Congress) must ratify it. This is a key way Congress influences foreign policy as treaties are a major part of international relations.
• "Limit the U.S. President to travel abroad" is incorrect. The President has the power to conduct foreign relations, and Congress doesn't have the authority to limit the President's travel abroad in this way.

Answer:

A. power of the purse
B. ratify treaties