The House
How long is a representative term?
What is 2 years?
What is the 3 requirements to run for Senator?
What is 30 years old, 9 year citizen, and inhabitant of state?
What is privilege from arrest during attendence?
Where do all the bills raising revenue originiate?
What is the House of Representatives?
Define Bicameral
What are the 3 qualifications for House?
What is 25 years old, 7 year citizen, resident of state?
How many senators does each state get?
Does the Senate have the sole power to impeach or just to try?
What is to try?
Every bill must go through who in order to take affect?
What is the president?
When is national election day?
What is first tuesday after first monday in november?
What is the amount of representative in each state based on?
What is population?
When can the vice president vote in the Senate?
What is a tie?
Where does the compensation for Senate and Representatives come from?
What is the treasury of the US?
When given a bill, what things can the president do with it?
What is pocket veto, deny, or sign and pass?
When does Congress assemble every year?
What is Jan 3rd?
True or False: The House has the sole power of impeachment?
What is True?
Who temporary presides over the Senate while the vice president is gone?
What is the president pro tempore?
What are the three exceptions that a senate or representative can be arrested for during session?
What is pocket veto?
What is a formal decision to reject a bill passed by congress after it adjourns?
How many votes are need to remove a member from either house?
What is 2/3?
Who fills a vacancy in the House?
What is executive authority/governor?
True or False: The senate is the only place where you can filibuster during session?
What is True?
What is both?
What happens to a bill when the president does not pass it?
What is their own house and members?