The actual carrying out, or implementation, of foreign policy falls to the president. executive agencies. the armed forces. congress.

B: executive agencies.

Foreign policy is understood as the series of measures and decisions that will frame the actions and behaviors that a particular nation will take with regards to other countries and regions of the world. In countries like the United States, although all the branches are involved in the making of foreign policy, the truth is that the two most involved are the executive branch, in the head of the President, who is the one who makes the treaties and deals with other nations, and Congress, who ratify the deals. Another actor here are the executive agencies. Although it is true that in the chain of command the main ambassador and representative of the U.S on foreign soil is the President, and he leads all international actions and coordinates the way that policy will be carried out, the directly responsible for the implementation of these measures and decisions are the Executive Agencies, for example, the State Department, who receive the mandates and turn them into action.

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