Of the various national officeholders, which was made directly accountable to the people by the original Constitution?
A) the Supreme Court
B) the Senate
C) the House of Representatives
D) the President
E) none of the above

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The House of Representatives was made directly accountable to the people by the original Constitution through their requirement to face election every two years. The Senate, President, and Supreme Court were not directly elected by the people, but instead selected through various processes outlined in the Constitution.

Of the Various National Officeholders, Which Was Made Directly Accountable