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Our Government How It Operates and the State Department
The article explains the Secretary of State as the chief official of the President's cabinet and primary conduit for both domestic and foreign affairs. It details the department's role in publishing laws, handling constitutional amendments, and maintaining the great seal, extradition warrants, and diplomatic relations through ambassadors, envoys, and consuls. It also notes the department as the fountainhead of U.S. foreign policy and cites treaties with Canada on the St. Lawrence deep‑waterway.
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United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Department of State
Department of States
Secretary of State
Congress
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Senate
Canada
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
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Foreign Service
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