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Which of the following is NOT a congressional power used to hold bureaucracy accountable?
O appoint heads
O abolish programs
compel testimony
write legislation

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Final answer:

Congressional powers used to hold bureaucracy accountable do not include writing legislation.


Explanation:

Writing legislation is NOT a congressional power used to hold bureaucracy accountable. Congress primarily holds bureaucracy accountable through powers such as appointing heads, abolishing programs, and compelling testimony. By controlling funding and approving appointments, Congress exercises oversight over bureaucratic agencies.


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