Which statement about the Senate’s role in federal appointments is correct?
The Senate must ap...
Social Studies, 22.02.2020 20:00 Lesquirrel
Which statement about the Senate’s role in federal appointments is correct?
The Senate must approve the appointment by a vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
The Senate recruits and interviews candidates for federal appointments.
The Senate hires investigators to determine a nominee’s qualifications.
The Senate can approve or deny an appointment without explanation.
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