please help ..The president and other federal officials may be impeached

for "treason or other crimes that affect the entire nation" under Article I of the Constitution

"only upon suspicion of treason or resignation without notice" under Article I of the Constitution

"only after removal from office for charges related to treason" under Article II of the Constitution

for "treason, bribery, or other high crimes or misdemeanors" under Article II of the Constitution

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please help ..The president and other federal officials may be impeached 

 for "treason or other crimes that affect the entire nation" under Article I of the Constitution 

 "only upon suspicion of treason or resignation without notice" under Article I of the Constitution 

 "only after removal from office for charges related to treason" under Article II of the Constitution 

 for "treason, bribery, or other high crimes or misdemeanors" under Article II of the Constitution

anonymous · Answer

@TheHistoryHelp @Kpinky

anonymous · Answer

Treason would definitely be a factor. If the president tried to bribe someone...the outcome would not be well. Impeachment has to be done with that person is in office and high crimes and misdemeanors are impeachment worthy crimes. 

Hope this helped :)

anonymous · Answer

so D ?

anonymous · Answer

The president's cabinet includes 

 members of Congress 

 the president pro tempore 

 heads of the executive departments 

 justices of the Supreme Court

anonymous · Answer

@Kpinky

anonymous · Answer

nevermined I got it

anonymous · Answer

its C

anonymous · Answer

oh wow I was about to say that :) and sorry I was distracted

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following is a true statement? 

 The Constitution encourages the people to form political parties at the federal level. 

 The Constitution makes no mention of political parties or their role in policymaking. 

 George Washington encouraged people to form political parties at the federal level. 

 George Washington did not mention political parties or their role in policymaking.

anonymous · Answer

nevermine  got that one too lol

anonymous · Answer

Interest groups 

 have lobbyists that usually provide misinformation to public officials 

 create political action committees to run campaigns for its members 

 form based on people's shared issues, viewpoints, or experiences 

 make coalitions in order to weaken the voices of individual people

anonymous · Answer

uh... good question....did you try googleing it??

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

how about this one.. An American with a political ideology that is primarily moderate, yet more liberal on some issues is most likely to be a member of the 

 Independent Party 

 Democratic Party 

 Republican Party 

 Whig Party

anonymous · Answer

yeah um, political parties aren't exactly my specialty. sorry