A person who is given the power to act for others.

Where can a new bill be introduced?

An indirect veto of a bill by the President not acting on it (doing nothing)

How many years do members of the Senate serve for?

How do Government employees and functions get funding?

To spend a period of time carrying out a duty

Before the Senate and House of Reps debate and vote on a bill it must first go where?

A permanent committee that considers certain topics

How many Senators does each state have?

True or False: Congress protects businesses and consumers by watching over trade and business activities?

The period of time each year when Congress meets.

If a bill is passed by both the Senate and House of Reps, where does it go next?

A rule or model that is set to control quality, size, or how something is done.

How many years is a term for a member of the House of Representatives?

True or False: Congress can not admit new states to the United States?

A person given certain right, duties, and privileges because he or she was born in certain place.

What are the 3 things the President can do when he receives a bill?

A suggested new law.

What are the two houses of Congress called?

True or False: Congress can declare war?

A charge of wrongful conduct of a public official.

If the President vetoes the bill, how can it still become a law?

A part of the Constitution that gives Congress power to make laws as needed.

What determines the number of House of Representatives members each state has?

Who decides on the requirements to become United States citizens?