American GovernmentQuestion 54 of 128
Who confirms the President's nominations to the Cabinet and the Supreme Court?
a.The House of Representatives
b.The Senate
c.The Supreme Court
d.State governors
Explanation
The Senate confirms, or approves, many presidential nominations, including Cabinet members and federal judges. This is part of the system of checks and balances. The President nominates, but the Senate must consent.
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