Question $4$

$1pts$

Do individual senators have the authority to enter into treaties on behalf of the United States?

Yes. Senators are permitted to do this based on their duties as representatives.

Yes. However, they must have the authority of the President to do so$.$

No$,$ unless it is on behalf of the state they represent.

No$.$ However, the Senate must collective approve a treaty by a $\frac{2}{3}$ vote.

No$.$ The Senate is prohibited from engaging in dialogue with foreign governments.