Questions: Which statement accurately describes one of Congress's methods of limiting presidential power? A. Congress can agree to a treaty without the president's consent. B. Congress can take control over the military during times of war. C. Congress can declare an executive action unconstitutional. D. Congress can impeach a president accused of committing a crime.

The answer is D. Congress can impeach a president accused of committing a crime.

This statement is incorrect. While Congress, specifically the Senate, must ratify treaties, the president is the one who negotiates and signs treaties. The Senate can only approve or reject the treaty, not agree to it without the president's involvement.

This statement is also incorrect. The president is the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. While Congress has the power to declare war and control military funding, it does not take direct control over the military.

This statement is incorrect as well. The power to declare executive actions unconstitutional lies with the judicial branch, specifically the Supreme Court, not Congress.

This statement is correct. The House of Representatives has the power to impeach a president, and the Senate conducts the trial to determine whether to remove the president from office. This is a significant method by which Congress can limit presidential power.