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Which of the following are exclusive powers of the Senate? Check all that apply.
Confirming executive appointments
Holding impeachment trials
Originating bills that raise revenue
Appointing Supreme Court justices
Approving international treaties
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- Confirming executive appointments — Yes. (Senate has the "advice and consent" role.)
- Holding impeachment trials — Yes. (The Senate tries impeachments; the House brings charges.)
- Approving international treaties — Yes. (Senate must ratify treaties, usually by a two‑thirds vote.)
Not exclusive to the Senate:
- Originating bills that raise revenue — No (this power belongs to the House).
- Appointing Supreme Court justices — No (the President nominates; the Senate only confirms).
- Holding impeachment trials — Yes. (The Senate tries impeachments; the House brings charges.)
- Approving international treaties — Yes. (Senate must ratify treaties, usually by a two‑thirds vote.)
Not exclusive to the Senate:
- Originating bills that raise revenue — No (this power belongs to the House).
- Appointing Supreme Court justices — No (the President nominates; the Senate only confirms).
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