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(6 pp.) The proverbial statement that no man
is an island applies to countries as well as
individuals, and because that is the case, most
countries usually have established some means of
dealing with "foreign policy." This discussion
will focus on the relationship of foreign policy to
the United States' Congress and Britain's House of
Commons. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_BBconghc.doc
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of foreign policy to the United States Congress and Britains House of Commons. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Bbconghc.doc FOREIGN POLICY: US & UK (Congress and the House
of Commons) Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., March 2001 Note to the student: The original directions with this sample paper did not reflect
the number of references that might be needed. You have four listed in the bibliography; other sources are attached if you should need more than that. If that
is the case, you will need only follow the example of the form as listed in the bibliography and add other source(s). Introduction The proverbial statement that no man is
an island applies to countries as well as individuals, and because that is the case, most countries usually have established some means of dealing with "foreign policy." This discussion
will focus on the relationship of foreign policy to the United States Congress and Britains House of Commons. United States Congress According to Frederick L. Holborn (1996), Senior Adjunct Professor
of American Foreign Policy School of Advanced International Studies, at Johns Hopkins University, knowledge of the United States Constitution is helpful in understanding the role that Congress takes in the
formulation of foreign policy. The overall consensus, of those who formulated the document, was that foreign policy was too important to the welfare of the United States to be left
to the discretion of one man, the President. Therefore Congress has been given a variety of roles in relationship to foreign policy. For example, the authority to approve
trade agreements is given exclusively to Congress. The legislative powers of Congress are needed to raise a military and declare war, which by definition would influence foreign policy. The
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