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1. Only the Senate may validate and/or approve the signature/rejection of treaties.

2. The Senate is responsible for Impeachment Trials, once a bill of Impeachment is passed by the House.

3. The Senate must also give its consent in order for the country to legally declare war (ie: the House alone can't do it).

4. The Senate must confirm all Cabinet, Supreme Court, and Federal Court appointments, as well as all Ambassadorships. Andrew Johnson's placement of a cabinet-member who had been rejected by the Senate, at the time, was the direct cause of his own impeachment.

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