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How can the Senate limit the power of the House?
by not sending bills to the House
by not approving the House’s bills
by being the upper chamber
by having six-year terms
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By not approving the House’s bills.
Reason: For a bill to become law it must pass both the House and the Senate, so the Senate can block or alter House legislation by rejecting it or refusing to act on it.
Reason: For a bill to become law it must pass both the House and the Senate, so the Senate can block or alter House legislation by rejecting it or refusing to act on it.
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