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-A policy pursued by a nation in its dealings with other nations, designed to achieve national objectives.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/foreign-policy

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-Programs and Legislation for defending the U.S. against its enemies.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/defence+policy

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- Can negotiate treaties
- Can appoint embassadors to represent the U.S.
- Can make executive agreements with other countries
-Recognize foreign governments

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President has sole power to negotiate and sign treaties with foreign governments. However, the Senate must approve all treaties with a 2/3 vote.

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can appoint embassadors and special envoys that don't need senate approval to carry out negotiations with other countries.

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President can make pacts with heads of foreign government without Senate approval. Most agreements involve routine matters and not serious matters.

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President can recognize foreign governments as legally existing and have official dealings with that government.

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- Commander in cheif
- Submit proposals for Legislation
- Can use funds to finance military actions.
- Executive orders

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Constitution states that the President is Commander in Chief and therefore holds all the power in making decisions to defend the nation and wage war.  The president can use his power as the head of the military to involve the U.S. in foreign conflicts without Congress declaring war. The President has access to information about foreign affairs that are classified so Congress cannot challenge the president.

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President can submit proposals for Legislation that he supports regarding foreign matters and defense of the U.S

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President has access to funds that can be used to finance military and diplomatic actions

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The president can take decisive action as the sole decision maker vs. Congress that has to compromise with hundereds of people to make decisions.