1. Where is an impeachment trial held?

Question

In the Senate

In a distirct courthouse

In the House of Representatives

In the Supreme Court

2. What is a supermajority?

75% of votes
67% of votes
51% of votes
33% of votes

3. Which of the following is not a reason a sitting president can be impeached

bribery
treason
unpopular with the opposing party
high crimes

4. The first u.s president to be impeached was
william clinton
andrew johnson
lyndon b johnson
andrew jackson

5. Match each description with the correct branch of government

executive judicial legislative
the president
makes sure laws are folowed
the supreme court
decides if laws are fair
writes laws
the senate

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions:

1. Where is an impeachment trial held?

   • In the Senate

2. What is a supermajority?

   • 67% of votes

3. Which of the following is not a reason a sitting president can be impeached?

   • unpopular with the opposing party

4. The first U.S. president to be impeached was:

   • Andrew Johnson

5. Match each description with the correct branch of government:

   • Executive: the president
   • Judicial: the supreme court
   • Legislative: writes laws (the senate) and makes sure laws are followed

The last point should clarify that the legislative branch's primary role is to write laws, while the executive branch (the president) executes or ensures laws are followed. The judicial branch interprets laws.