What powers are given to the Senate and not the House of Representatives?

Answer 1

There are many differences. In the Senate two seats of representation are given to each state totaling 100 senators. In the House of Representatives, representation is based off of the population of each state taken every ten years at the census. In impeachment cases, the House of Representatives impeaches the person and the Senate holds the trial.

Answer 2

The Senate and the House of Representatives are both in the Congress but the House of Representatives has states's representation based on population while the Senate has an equal number of representatives per state (2 I think). I hope I answered your question

Answer 3

The special powers granted to the Senate include the ability to ratify treaties with a two thirds majority vote, to confirm federal appointments, to try impeachment cases, and to elect a vice president when there is a tie in an electoral college. The special powers granted to the House of Representatives include the ability to consider all money bills first, to bring about an impeachment, and to choose a vice president in the event of a tie within the electoral college.

Answer 4

so that not only the one has complete power