Matters that require action of both the house and senate, but do not require the power of law or the signature of the president are called
a.
concurrent resolutions.
c.
resolutions.
b.
joint resolutions.
d.
hearings.

Option(a)

Matters that require action of both the House and Senate, but do not require the power of law or the signature of the President are called concurrent resolutions.

Explanation:

Concurrent resolutions require both house approval before being passed. It is used to amend  or make laws that carry the interest of both the house.

They are appointed special letters like “H.Con.Res” and a unique number. Therefore it states that the signature of president is not required for the matters.

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answer: a federal government has final authority on interstate/inter provincial  and international affairs, a confederation is one where the central/national government or authority is governing body what does not have final say over the same matters. hopefully this and i will try again if you don't like this answer : )

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