Use the chart to identify the correct powers of each congressional chamber as outlined in Article I of the Constitution. (1 point) Responses C C D D A A B
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To identify the correct powers of each congressional chamber as outlined in Article I of the Constitution, let's match the responses with the corresponding chambers:
C - House of Representatives
D - Senate
A - Both chambers (House and Senate)
B - Neither chamber
So, based on the given responses:
House of Representatives: C (powers specific to the House)
Senate: D (powers specific to the Senate)
Both chambers (House and Senate): A (powers shared by both chambers)
Neither chamber: B (this response does not apply to either the House or the Senate)
Please note that without the specific powers listed in each response, it is difficult to provide further details on the powers of each chamber according to Article I of the Constitution.
To identify the correct powers of each congressional chamber as outlined in Article I of the Constitution, I will break down each response and explain it based on the chart.
Response C: C
Response C seems to indicate that both chambers of Congress, the House of Representatives (H) and the Senate (S), share the power mentioned in the chart. The letter "C" could stand for "Congress" or "shared," meaning that this power is vested in both chambers.
Response D: D
Response D suggests that the specific power mentioned in the chart only belongs to one chamber. It could be "D" for "Distinct" or refer to just one chamber, such as the House of Representatives (H) or the Senate (S), depending on the context provided in the chart.
Response A: A
Response A indicates that the power mentioned in the chart is assigned exclusively to the House of Representatives (H). It could stand for "House" or "Exclusive to House."
Response B: B
Response B signifies that the power mentioned in the chart is assigned solely to the Senate (S). It could stand for "Senate" or "Exclusive to Senate."
To determine the correct powers, we need to see the chart that these responses correspond to. Without further context or the actual chart, it is not possible to identify the correct powers assigned to each congressional chamber as outlined in Article I of the Constitution.