History, 05.09.2020 07:01 mgreer432

1. advise recall; cancel
2. ambassador
presiding officer of the Senate
whenever the vice president is not
present
a representative of a government; a
diplomat who resides in the country
where the ambassador is in
communication
3
assess
4. consent
to agree or accept
5. contenders
ruling; overseeing
6. divided government
political competitors
to evaluate and set the amount of a
7. president pro tempore
tax
8. presiding
in American politics, situation in
which one party controls the House and
the other party controls the Senate
to recommend or suggest
9. repeal

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1. advise recall; cancel
2. ambassador
presiding officer of the Senate
whenever t...