Throughout the 1920s, legislators’ threats to governors indicated an intense power play between the democratic and republican parties. a. overthrow b. impeach c. assassinate d. lynch

Impeach Governors

Explanation:

Legislators had the powers to impeach elected Governors and even the president when they violate their power codes or commit severe offences against the constitution of the state or country. the power to impeach a Governor or president was given to the Legislators by the constitution of the country.

Governors who emerged from a party which doesn't have a majority of the legislators come from the party, will always face threats of Impeachment any time he faults the constitution. and this indicated an unending power play between the Democratic party and the Republican party in the 1920's and even beyond