How Did the Case of United States V

Multiple Choice

How did the case of United States v. Curtiss-Wright (1936) affect American foreign policy?

A) It ruled that international treaties took precedence over the right of U.S. states.
B) It confirmed the supremacy of the government over private corporations in foreign policy.
C) It confirmed the requirement that a president seek congressional approval to go to war.
D) It ruled that drone strikes and targeted assassinations of U.S. citizens were illegal.