The United States protects its national security most directly by ensuring that a treaty signed by the President of the United States must be approved by two-thirds of the Senate before it can go into effect.
<h3>What is National Security?</h3>
National security is the safety of a nation against threat whether internal or external. National security ensures that a nation is secured against terrorism, war, or espionage.
It is the job of a president to guarantee the safety of his/her citizens against domestic or international threat.
The president can achieve this by entering into security treaties and such treaties must be approved by at least two thirds of the senate members.
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Your brief note makes me think of the Seeds of Peace Camp which began in the USA, in 1993. John Wallach had the idea for the camp, and proposed it at a state dinner that included leaders from Israel, Egypt and Palestine. He challenged them to send 15 teens from each of their countries to the new camp he was establishing in Maine, which would become known as the Seeds of Peace Camp.
i believe the answer is A,B,and C
In the 1950’s the Chinese government radically changed farming by establishing communes.
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The answer is d.</span>