to begin consideration of all money bills, to impeach any member of the executive or judicial branches of the federal government, to elect the President if the electoral college is deadlocked.
1 of 5
what are the exclusive powers of the Senate?
to ratify all treaties negotiated by the President - a two thirds majority is required. to confirm many appointments to the executive and judicial branches made by the president - a simple majority is required.
2 of 5
what are the exclusive powers of the senate? Contd.
to try cases of impeachment - a two thirds majority is required. to elect the Vice President if the electoral college is deadlocked.
3 of 5
what are the concurrent powers?
to pass legislation. to conduct investigations regarding the actions of the executive branch. to initiate constitutional amendments. to confirm the appointment of a newly appointed Vice President.
4 of 5
how many members are there in each chamber?
435 house of representatives. 100 senators.
5 of 5
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
what are the exclusive powers of the Senate?
Back
to ratify all treaties negotiated by the President - a two thirds majority is required. to confirm many appointments to the executive and judicial branches made by the president - a simple majority is required.
Card 3
Front
what are the exclusive powers of the senate? Contd.
Comments
No comments have yet been made