House of Rep.
Senate
Congressional committees
congressional leadership
100

Of where must they be an inhabitant?

State in which he shall be chosen

100

How many per state?

 two Senators from each State

100

what is a standing committee?

Permanent committees that handle the day to day

100

Why is being the majority party important in congress?

Majority rules 

200

How long must they be a citizen?

 Seven Years a Citizen of the United States

200

How long is their term of office?

 for six Years

200

why do we have committees?

in order to be more efficient.

200

Why is committee assignment important?

insure your view are looked at 

300

Who do they elect as their leader?

 their Speaker and other Officers

300

What vote is needed for a conviction?

2/3 vote

300

why do we have conference committees?

temporary joint panels formed to create a compromise bill when each house has passed a different version of a bill

300

what does the majority/minority leader do?

spokespersons for their party's positions on issues

400

How often are they elected?

 2 years 

400

What is their role in impeachment?

 to try all Impeachments

400

what is the gate keeping power?

They control the laws 

400

What does the rules committee do?

Determine how debates are ran  

500

What do they have the sole power of?

Have the sole Power of Impeachment.




500

Who presides as leader in the absence of the VP?

other Officers, and also a President pro tempore

500

what is a special/select committee?

congressional committee appointed to perform a special function that is beyond the authority or capacity of a standing committee.

500

who is the third most powerful person in the country?

Speaker of the house

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