Which of the following illustrates congress’s role in national security? a. we need to send field operatives to country a to assess the situation. b. mr. president, our dollar is not strong enough to finance that mission. c. we should negotiate a treaty with country z to fix this situation. d. mr. president, we are sending 10,000 troops to country b next week.

The Congress´s role on national security implies directly on the negotiations with another country, especially when they involve difficult situations, that is the option C. (We should negotiate with treaty with country Z to fix this situation).

International relations are built through agreements between countries. This means that before any direct intervention in another country, one must try first - through diplomatic means - to agree to solve problems.

Remembering that priority number 1 is to protect the citizen and society.

For the other answers:

A. In practice this is done quite a bit today, which partly solves the question of national security, but can not be simplified that way.

B. This is more of a strategic economic issue than of national security.

D. This is also done today, which does not solve the question of national security because it involves a very high cost for the country and implies international inquiries about the influence exerted on the sovereignty of smaller countries.

there are no mutiple choices here