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Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.2
How did World War II affect how executive power is utilized during times of conflict?
It led to an abolishment of the executive branch's authority over war decisions completely.
It established precedent for broad use of executive power during war time events without explicit congressional approval.
A visible shift towards purely diplomatic approaches was observed instead of military action in conflict resolution.
It restricted presidential authority during international conflicts significantly post-war period.
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