All executive agreements differ from formal treaties in that they
A)must be approved by the U.S.Supreme Court but not by Congress.
B)do not have to be approved by the Senate.
C)do not have to be approved by the House.
D)are generally formulated at meetings of the United Nations.

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Executive agreements can be entered into by the president without requiring Senate approval, while formal treaties must be approved by the Senate. This makes option B the correct answer. The other options are incorrect because executive agreements are not required to be approved by the Supreme Court or formulated at the United Nations.

All Executive Agreements Differ from Formal Treaties in That They