Suppose the president of the United States has successfully negotiated a treaty with Russia that will extend the Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty and will provide greater incentives for both the United States and Russia to respect the agreements within the treaty. Although the president has negotiated this treaty and will be responsible for executing it, what is required for the treaty to formally be enacted?

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The Constitution states that in order for a treaty to be ratified, it must receive the approval of two-thirds of the Senate. Therefore, B is the correct answer. The vice president, House, and Supreme Court do not have a role in ratifying treaties.

Suppose the President of the United States Has Successfully Negotiated