Diplomacy
-The Supreme Court decision in Hollingsworth v. Virginia (1798) limited the power of the President of the United States by deciding that:

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The case of Hollingsworth v. Virginia removed the president from the process of approving Constitutional Amendments by declaring that his approval was not required. This case emerged in connection with the ratification of the Eleventh Amendment. It also prohibited the president from vetoing an amendment, since his signature was not needed in the first place. This helped solidify the separation of powers, leaving the president out of the process of amending the Constitution.

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