Why was the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution so revolutionary in U. S. government?
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It gave the president the power to declare war.
It gave the president control of U. S. military actions in Vietnam.
It gave full Congressional support to SEATO nations.
It gave Congress the power to control all military actions in Vietnam.
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