the united states senate is the body of congress that approves presidential appointments to the court.
the united states senate is the body of congress that approves presidential appointments to the court.
what body of congress approves presidential appointments to the court?
united states senate
bullet::::- congress approves a second colorado statehood bill, but president johnson vetoes this bill also on 1867-01-28.









































bullet::::- the united states house of representatives votes to impeach president andrew johnson on 1868-02-24.









































bullet::::- the united states senate votes to acquit president andrew johnson on 1868-05-26.









































bullet::::- ulysses s. grant becomes the 18th president of the united states on 1869-03-04









































bullet::::- congress fails to pass a third colorado statehood bill in 1869.









































bullet::::- congress fails to pass a fourth colorado statehood bill in 1871.









































bullet::::- congress fails to pass a fifth colorado statehood bill in 1873.
constitution of colorado
article one of the united states constitution states, "all legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states, which shall consist of a senate and house of representatives." the house and senate are equal partners in the legislative process—legislation cannot be enacted without the consent of both chambers. however, the constitution grants each chamber some unique powers. the senate ratifies treaties and approves presidential appointments while the house initiates revenue-raising bills. the house initiates impeachment cases, while the senate decides impeachment cases. a two-thirds vote of the senate is required before an impeached person can be forcibly removed from office.
united states congress