Question

question 23
where must impeachment motions come from?
the senate
the house of representatives
the president
the supreme court
question 24
which of the following statements does not accurately describe the impeachment process of an elected official?
the house of representatives officially accuses, or impeaches, the official
only three presidents have been impeached so far in history - andrew johnson, bill clinton, and donald trump
all of the presidents that were impeached were also removed from office by the senate
an official can only be impeached for committing treason or other \high crimes or misdemeanors\
question 25
which of the following describes a confederal system?
power is concentrated in a central government.
the central government has only the powers given to it by the states.
regional governments carry out decisions made by the central government.
all levels of government share power.

Explanation:

• Question 23: In the U.S. impeachment process, the power to initiate impeachment motions lies with the House of Representatives. They have the role of bringing formal charges.
• Question 24: While Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump were impeached, none of them were removed from office by the Senate. Impeachment by the House is the first step, and removal requires a two - thirds vote in the Senate which has not occurred in these cases.
• Question 25: In a confederal system, the central government has only the powers given to it by the states. It is a looser form of government structure compared to a unitary or federal system.

Answer:

• Question 23: the House of Representatives
• Question 24: All of the presidents that were impeached were also removed from office by the Senate
• Question 25: The central government has only the powers given to it by the states