Stuck on U.S. History can any one help?
The U.S. Senate's authority to approve (consent) to a Presidential appointment to the Supreme Court is an example of the power of
A. impeachment.
B. reapportionment.
C. oversight.
D. gerrymandering.

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Stuck on U.S. History can any one help?
The U.S. Senate's authority to approve (consent) to a Presidential appointment to the Supreme Court is an example of the power of
	A.	impeachment.
	B.	reapportionment.
	C.	oversight.
	D.	gerrymandering.

anonymous · Answer

oversight (C)

asnaseer · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

oversight is similar to checks and balances - power of one branch to check the power of another

anonymous · Answer

c

anonymous · Answer

gerrymandering is the favoring of a voting district.. thats an APHUG term.... impeachment is when they kick the president out for some reason, and i don't know the other but it wasn't it for sure

mertsj · Answer

No.  Impeachment is NOT when they kick the president out.  Only if the senate votes to remove after the house has impeached the president is he kicked out.  Don't you remember when Slick Willie was impeached but not removed from office as he should have been?

anonymous · Answer

i mean in general terms

anonymous · Answer

its basically when they do that

anonymous · Answer

Thanks guys big help :)