Presidents have often relied on smaller groups rather than the national security council in times of crisis because
A) the NSC had grown too large and unmanageable.
B) their national security advisers were prohibited from advocating policy solutions.
C) the NSC was made up of political appointees with no expertise.
D) the NSC was dominated by the military
E) the NSC was too small to be effective.

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The NSC had grown too large and unmanageable, leading presidents to prefer smaller, more agile groups for crisis management.

Presidents Have Often Relied on Smaller Groups Rather Than the National