The Framers of the U.S. Constitution intended toentsendow the states with foreign policy powers.O keep the federal government weak in foreign policyO give the president powers comparable to monarchs of the time so he could provide thenew country with adequate security.O divide foreign policy powers between the Congress and the president.O give all foreign policy powers to the president.

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