English, 26.10.2020 20:40, ijustneedhelp29

I hereby authorize and direct the Secretary of War... whenever he or any designated
Commander deems such action necessary or
desirable, to prescribe military areas in such
places and of such extent as he or the
appropriate Military Commander may
determine, from which any or all persons
may be excluded, and with respect to which,
the right of any person to enter, remain in, or
leave shall be subject to whatever restrictions
the Secretary of War or the appropriate
Military Commander may impose in his
discretion.
What does this paragraph reveal about how the
president intends to achieve the goal of protecting
the nation? Check the boxes next to the two
answers that are correct.
By relinquishing his presidential power to the
Secretary of War
By identifying areas of the United States that
are considered vulnerable to attack
By excluding people that may pose a threat
to national security from military areas
By establishing military areas on foreign soil
DONE

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I hereby authorize and direct the Secretary of War... whenever he or any designated
Commander...