I'm sorry, I know that you really can't give out answers but I've been trying to figure this out for a couple hours so I'm posting it anyways. (-_-')

The Constitution gives the House of Representatives the authority to

a. bring criminal charges against a president.
b. remove a president from office if he or she violates essential presidential duties.
c. try all impeachments unless a president elects to resign rather than be impeached.
d. impeach a president if the U.S. Supreme Court issues warrants for his or her arrest.

Nevermind, My dad helped me 8D

its b

A. The House has authority to impeach the President. It does not need the Supreme Court's input, and the Court cannot issue "arrest warrants" for the President. After impeachment, the Senate tries him. So the answer is A

where did the founders get these ideas

What is trace the path that they took

from New York to Salt Lake City ?

George Washington failures and succeses

To find the answer to this question, we need to look into the United States Constitution. Specifically, we need to examine the powers granted to the House of Representatives.

To access the United States Constitution, you can visit a reliable online source such as the official website of the National Archives (archives.gov) or use a search engine to find a reputable resource.

Once you have located the Constitution, you can search for the section that outlines the powers of the House of Representatives. In this case, you might want to look for the specific article or clause that pertains to impeachment proceedings.

By carefully reading and analyzing the relevant section, you should be able to determine which choice correctly identifies the authority granted to the House of Representatives. Remember to consider the language and context used in the Constitution to ensure an accurate understanding of the powers.

In this instance, the correct answer is:

c. try all impeachments unless a president elects to resign rather than be impeached.

The Constitution grants the House of Representatives the authority to initiate and vote on articles of impeachment against a president. While the Senate holds the power to hold a trial and ultimately remove a president from office, it is the role of the House of Representatives to bring the charges in the first place.