Which best explains how the senate affects the powers of the president? the senate must approve many presidential actions. the senate often has more powers than the president. the senate must have the same powers as the president. the senate often rejects many presidential actions.

The correct answer is that the Senate affects the powers of the President because it must approve many presidential actions.

The Senate has jurisdiction over the approval of international treaties and appointments made by the President of the United States, and is guaranteed with the power to carry out impeachments.

The Congress also can, in conjunction with the House of Representatives, cancel a presidential veto (if two thirds of each chamber votes so).

(A) is the correct answer "The Senate must approve many presidential actions."

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a. always outside of government control.