Question

article 2 - executive branch
article 2 of the constitution establishes the executive branch, whose
primary job is to enforce laws. the executive branch is led by the
president.

as the commander in chief, the president controls the
united states military, serving as the head of the military
however, the president cannot declare war, as this
power belongs to congress

as americas chief diplomat, the president has the power to
negotiate with other countries on behalf of the united states
however, the president may not enter the u.s. into treaties without
the permission of congress, as treaties are considered laws

the president has the ability to sign or veto a law passed by
congress, as a part of checks and balances. in turn, congress may
attempt to override a presidential veto as a check on the presidents
signing power

in response to emergencies, the president may call congress back
into session while it is not in session, continuing it until adjourning
requires unanimous consent. also, the president may be forced to temporarily

who has the power to declare war?

• congress
• the people
• the president

Explanation:

The provided text about Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution states that while the president is commander in chief of the military, the power to declare war belongs to Congress.

Answer:

Congress