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Joseph McCarthy's actions caused the Senate to charge him with conduct unbecoming to a member of the U.S. Senate?
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Who could refuse to approve actions of the senate that were not in the best interest of the roman empire?
It was the tribunes who could veto the actions of the senate (or any other magistrate except a dictator) if they were not in the best interests of the people.
How can the president check the actions of the senate when the senate writes a bill it wants to be a law?
go to the capital and check for himself. Or he can have it sent to him. He is the president.
What actions take place in the senate on opening day?
Open the new session
What actions did Franklin d Roosevelt take to end World War 2?
He authorized the Manhattan Project.
Why does the House have greater party unity than the Senate?
House leaders have more organizational control over the actions of representatives than Senate leaders do.
Actions by which body resulted in the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire?
The Senate!
What does SJ mean in Fl senate?
In the Florida Senate, "SJ" typically stands for "Senate Journal." It is a record of the proceedings, actions, and decisions made by the Senate during its sessions. The journal serves as an official account and is used for reference and verification of legislative activities.
Which US leader was publicly condemned by senate for his actions in persecuting suspected communists?
Joseph McCarthy
When are military personal always authorized to escape?
Military personnel are authorized to escape when their safety is at immediate risk or when they are taken as prisoners of war. In such situations, they are allowed to take necessary actions to flee the threat and seek safety.
Is the Vice President constitutionally authorized to cast tie-breaking votes in the Senate?
That is correct. Article I, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution specifies that the Vice President shall be the President of the Senate, and he may vote only in the case of a tie.
How do the consuls rely on the senate when that have absolute power during wartime?
The Roman counsuls did not have absolute power during wartime, only a dictator had absolute power. The counsuls could lead and army and many times the senate authorized this. The counsul had the control of his army, but the power of the state was still in the hands of the senate.
