Which of the following might the President do in the case of violent riots in a major American city?

A. impose a curfew

B. deploy federal troops to the city

C. pass a law making rioting illegal

D. negotiate a treaty with the state's governor

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Pierre Coffey

28 June, 17:37

Which of the following might the President do in the case of violent riots in a major American city?

A. impose a curfew

B. deploy federal troops to the city

C. pass a law making rioting illegal

D. negotiate a treaty with the state's governor

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Dillon · Answer 1

B - is the only answer thats makes sense.

a curfew would be imposed by the mayor or gov., laws are already in place making rioting illegal, and there is no reason to negotiate a treaty with a state's gov.

Which of the following might the President do in the case of violent riots in a major American city?A. impose a curfewB. deploy federal troops to the cityC. pass a law making rioting illegalD. negotiate a treaty with the state's governor

Which of the following might the President do in the case of violent riots in a major American city?

A. impose a curfew

B. deploy federal troops to the city

C. pass a law making rioting illegal

D. negotiate a treaty with the state's governor