The Senate
The number of Senators representing each state.
Two
The minimum age attained to be a representative in the House.
Twenty-five years
The three powers that need to approve a bill before it becomes law.
- House of Representatives
- Senate
- President*
The minimum age attained to become president.
Thirty-five years
The minimum age attained to be a Senator.
Thirty years
The length of a term in the House of Representatives
Two years
The fraction of votes needed in each house to pass a law a president disapproves of.
Two thirds
The president's position in the army and navy.
Commander in chief
The length of a term in the Senate
Six years
The fraction that "other persons" count towards a state's representation.
Three fifths
States are not allowed to do this with money.
Coin it
The person who is in charge if the president leaves office early.
The Vice President
The person who breaks tie votes in the Senate
Vice President
What the House can do to a President they think is unfit.
Impeachment
Where bills for raising revenue shall originate.
House of Representatives
What the president may do to a law they don't agree with passed by Congress.
Veto
The fraction of votes needed to convict an impeached president.
Two thirds
The power that chooses how to run elections.
States
These must be uniform (the same) throughout all states.
Taxes (duties, imposts, and excises)
This power's advice and consent are needed for any appointment by the president.
The Senate's