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- Declare War Clause
- Overview of Declare War Clause
- Declarations of War vs. Authorizations for Use of Military Force (AUMF)
- Legislative and Executive Branch Views on the Declare War Clause
- Enemy Property and Congress's War Powers
- Prizes of War and Congress's War Powers
- Historical Background
- Supreme Court Jurisprudence and Interbranch Practice
- Overview of Supreme Court Jurisprudence and War Powers
- Quasi War with France from 1798–1800 and War Powers
- War of 1812, Mexican War, and War Powers
- Civil War, War Powers, and The Prize Cases
- Civil War, and Executive and Legislative Powers
- From the Spanish American War to World War I and Total War
- World War II and the Use of War Powers
- Cold War Military Action, NATO, and the United Nations
- International Police Action and the Korean War
- Presidential and Congressional Power in the Vietnam War
- Post-Cold War Presidential Authority and Persian Gulf War of 1991
- September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks and War Powers
- Presidential Power in 2003 Iraq War and Other 21st-Century Operations
- Overview of Supreme Court Jurisprudence and War Powers