Legislative Branch
The legislative branch is called _____?
What is congress?
This is how many senators each state has.
What is 2?
The number of representatives for each state depends on the __________ of the state.
What is population?
An idea for a law is a ________.
What is a bill?
Congress has the power to declare _____.
What is war?
Congress is divided into _____ parts.
What is two?
A senator must be at least _____ years old.
What is 30?
The larger a state; the ____ representatives it will have.
What is more?
Bills can be introduced in the _____ or the ______.
What is the Senate and the House?
Congress can raise ________.
What are taxes?
Congress is divided into two parts called the ______ and the House of Representatives.
What the Senate?
This is how many years a candidate for the Senate must be a U.S. citizen.
What is 9?
______________ is the leader of the House.
What is the Speaker?
_______ decide which bills are important enough to send to the House or the Senate.
What are committees?
Congress decides on ________ requirements for people from other countries.
What is citizenship?
Congress is divided into two parts called the Senate and the __________.
What is the House of Representatives?
The leader of the Senate is the ___________.
What is the vice-president?
A representative of the House must be at least ___ years old.
What is 25?
Once a bill passes one house of Congress, it is sent to the other __________.
What is a house?
Congress cannot make laws about ________, education and elections.
Who is marriage
The three branches of government are ___.
What is the executive branch, judicial branch and the legislative branch?
What is the president pro-tempore?
A candidate for the House must be a U.S. citizen for ____ years.
What is 7?
Once a bill has passed both the Senate and the House it is sent to the president. The president can do one of these.
What is sign the bill, veto the bill, do nothing.
The ____________ allows Congress to make laws it needs to carry out its duties.
What is the elastic clause?