Which of the following are examples of non-legislative functions of Congress? Select all that apply.(2 points)

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Responses

impeaching a president
impeaching a president

approving presidential treaties
approving presidential treaties

passing a federal budget
passing a federal budget

debating a law about health care reform

Answer 1

The examples of non-legislative functions of Congress from your options are:

• impeaching a president

The other options, such as approving presidential treaties, passing a federal budget, and debating a law about health care reform, are legislative functions.

Answer 2

wrong

Answer 3

I apologize for any confusion. Let's clarify the non-legislative functions of Congress:

• Impeaching a president: This is indeed a non-legislative function.

• Approving presidential treaties: This is a legislative function because it involves the approval of treaties as part of the legislative process.

• Passing a federal budget: This is also a legislative function, as it involves the allocation of government spending.

• Debating a law about health care reform: This is a legislative function because it pertains to the process of creating new laws.

So, the correct example of a non-legislative function is:

• Impeaching a president.

Again, I apologize for the oversight, and thank you for your understanding.