The Foreign Powers of the President Are Defined as the President's

The foreign powers of the president are defined as the president's authority to

A) enforce laws and ensure that policies take effect.
B) receive other nations' ambassadors, negotiate treaties, and serve as commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
C) draft, create, and enforce legislation that benefits both the nation and his or her political party.
D) influence policy concerning matters within the United States.