How did the Gulf on Tonkin Resolution affect relations between the legislative and executive branches of the Us government

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disa [49]3 years ago

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It increased the power of the executive at the expense of the legislature.

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The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, passed almost unanimously by Congress, gave the Johnson administration a free hand in Vietnam without the constraints normally applied by the legislature. As a consequence it greatly increased the power of the executive.

However as the war went increasingly badly for the USA, relations between the two branches of government deteriorated.

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