The Senate can approve or reject treaties that the president has worked out with other nations. Which arrow stands for this check?

Answer 1

The check where the Senate approves or rejects treaties negotiated by the president is typically represented with an arrow pointing from the Senate to the President. This signifies the Senate's authority to either confirm or reject the treaties that the President has made with other nations. In diagrams illustrating the checks and balances of the U.S. government, this relationship is often depicted to highlight the Senate's role in foreign affairs and its oversight powers. If you need a specific visual reference or diagram, please clarify!