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War Powers Resolution

The War Powers Resolution was passed by both the House and the Senate, vetoed by President Nixon, and enacted into law through a congressional veto override in November of 1973. It was an attempt to assert congressional power over military engagement. Did it work?

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What are the three situations, outlined by this resolution, by which the president may introduce the United States armed forces into hostilities?
Without a formal declaration of war, what must the president submit to Congress within 48 hours of mobilizing troops?
What are the three situations in which the president may continue military action after 60 days of initial mobilization?
How does the War Powers Resolution demonstrate the validity of Federalist No. 51? (integrative question)