House
Senate
Leadership
Committees
The U.S. Capitol
100

How many Representatives are there in the House?

435

100

Number of Senators 

100


100

 The Speaker of the House 

Nancy Pelosi

100

The President must submit his annual budget to these committees

House and Senate Appropriations

100

There are two of these from each state throughout the Capitol. They can be former Presidents or other important figures from the state's history.

Statues 

200

The three House Office Buildings

Cannon, Rayburn, Longworth


200

Term length in the Senate

6 years

200

The Senate Majority Leader

Mitch McConnell 

200

Name 1 FULL Committee that has a Health Subcommittee

Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce

200

This lady stands on top of the US Capitol

Statue of Lady Freedom 


300

Term length in the House 

2 years 

300

The three Senate Office Buildings

Russell, Hart, Dirksen

300

This elected official serves as the "President of the Senate" and has a tie-breaking vote. 

The Vice President of the United States

300

This committee conducts confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justices

Senate Judiciary

300

The President takes the oath of office on this side of the Capitol.

West

400

This former president became a member of the House of Representatives AFTER his time in the White House

John Quincy Adams

400

Name one president who was previously a U.S. Senator

Nixon, Benjamin Harrison, Obama, Kennedy, John Quincy Adams, Truman, Pierce, Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, Harding, Buchanan, Jackson, Andrew Johnson, LBJ, Monroe, Tyler

400

This member is the longest-serving individual in the Senate who presides over sessions when the President of the Senate is absent. He/she is third in the presidential line of succession.

Senate President Pro-Tempore

400

A group of members of the United States Congress that meets to pursue common legislative objectives

A caucus

400

This important branch of government used to meet in the U.S. Capitol before it got its own building in 1935.

Supreme Court 

500

Congress gets its authority from THIS article of THIS document

Article 1, U.S. Constitution

500

Prior to 2013, there were 60 votes required for all executive branch and judicial nominees. In 2013, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid invoked this to move the required number of votes 51.

Nuclear Option

500

This member is mainly responsible for counting heads and rounding up party members for votes and quorum calls. Hint: the majority and minority have one!

Whip

500

The process by which a U.S. congressional committee debates, amends, and rewrites proposed legislation.

Markup 

500

This famous former President was supposed to be buried in the Capitol but instead chose his beloved home as his final resting place.

George Washington

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