Generally speaking, Since only the Congress has the authority to declare war, they have the authority to end it, as well.
However, there are some exclusions in cases where the President determines that there is a "Clear and Present Danger" to the security of the United States.
. EDIT: the choice are backyard war, living room war, dinner table war, armchair war could anyone help me
. EDIT: the choice are backyard war, living room war, dinner table war, armchair war could anyone help me
George Washington. He led the Continental army during the Revolutionary War, oversaw the writing of the Constitution, and was the unanimous choice to be the first President of the US.
President Truman made the choice because he needed to end the war and collapse Japan's means to make war ever again.
After the dismissal of Simon Cameron who proved of being incompetent, Edwin M. Stanton become Secretary of War under President Lincoln's Administration.
At least Ronald Reagan, former President of the US
The Confederates did not have anyone in the job of General-in-Chief until they created that post, in some desperation, in January 1865. By then, the only choice was Lee himself. Before that, Lee had been reporting to his President, Jefferson Davis, an ex-Army man who had hoped for senor command in the war, but had been 'kicked upstairs' to President. For most of the war, he tried to fulfil the role of General-in-Chief, but was badly out of his depth.
President Roosevelt was the president during World War 2. He did not live to see the end of the war however. Vice President Truman became the President and he was president when the war ended and during the Korean War.
George Washington really was the father of his country. He was involved in the revolution from the beginning and was everyone's choice as commander of the continental army when the fighting began. He led the army to a victory and chaired the Constitutional Convention when the war ended. Not surprisingly, he was unopposed as the first choice to be President.
No, Brazil is not at war with anyone.
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The Civil War