Question

which of the following is the proper order of nominating and approving a federal judge? the house nominates; the senate approves. the president nominates; the senate approves. congress nominates; the president approves.

Explanation:

Under the U.S. Constitution, the president has the power to nominate federal judges, and the Senate exercises its "advice and consent" role to approve or reject the nomination. This is a key separation of powers mechanism for judicial appointments.

Answer:

The president nominates; the Senate approves.