An agreement between the president and another country that has the force of a treaty but does not require the Senate's "advice and consent" is called:
A) an executive memorandum
B) an executive agreement
C) an international protocol
D) an international accord
E) an executive order

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An executive agreement is a form of international agreement that allows the president to make international commitments with other countries without seeking the Senate's "advice and consent." While an executive agreement has the force and effect of a treaty, it is not technically a treaty since it has not been ratified by the Senate.

An Agreement Between the President and Another Country That Has