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The House has the power to confirm treaties and the Senate has the power to try to convict officials for misconduct.
The House has the power to confirm treaties and the Senate has the power to try to convict officials for misconduct.
The House has the power to bring charges of impeachment and the Senate has the power to choose a president if there is no majority in the Electoral College.
The House has the power to bring charges of impeachment and the Senate has the power to choose a president if there is no majority in the Electoral College.
The House has the power to initiate revenue bills and the Senate has the power to confirm ambassadors.
The House has the power to initiate revenue bills and the Senate has the power to confirm ambassadors.
The House has the power to make laws and the Senate has the power to enforce laws.
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The statement that best distinguishes between the functions of the House of Representatives and the Senate is:
The House has the power to bring charges of impeachment and the Senate has the power to choose a president if there is no majority in the Electoral College.
This accurately reflects the distinct roles of both chambers in the impeachment process and in the event of a tie in presidential elections.
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