The Senate | The House of Representitives | Powers of Congress | Congressional Commities/Random | Random |
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Senators
What are the representatives of the Senate called?
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1
There has to be at least ___ representatives per state
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to reject, as when the President rejects a law passed by Congress
what is veto?
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False
True or False
Not much of the work in Congress is done through comities. |
The Senate and the House of Representatives.
What are the two bodies of the Legislative Branch?
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2
How many senators?
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depends on population
How do we determine how many representatives we have per state?
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to pass a law despite a presidential veto
What is override?
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Defense, education, taxation, foreign affairs, agriculture, science, railroad service, etc..
Name one area the comities deal with
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Congress makes the nation's laws.
What does Congress do?
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6 years
How long is a senator in office for?
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2 years
How long are the house of representatives in office for?
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to make the nations laws
What is the most important power of Congress?
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the speaker
What is the leader of the House called?
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The House of Representatives.
Which of the two bodies of the Legislative Branch are bigger?
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30 years or older
How old do you have to be to be a senator?
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7 years
How long do you have to be a citizen for in order to be a representative?
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two-thirds of a vote
How many votes are needed to override?
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9 years
How long do you have to be a citizen for in order to be a senator?
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Passing laws and bills.
What is the Legislative Branch's main power?
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The vice-president of the united states
Who is the president over all senators?
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25 years or older
How old do you have to be to be a representative?
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collect taxes, to coin money, to establish post offices, to fix standard weights and measures, to declare war, etc.
Name three powers of the congress
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435 representatives
How many representatives are there currently?
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100
How many Senators are there in the Senate?
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