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100

Where are expressed powers located in the Constitution?

Article 1 section 8

100

A member of the Senate who was elected for 6 terms how many years would they serve?



36 years

100

The President has 3 options when a bill is on their desk.


List 2 of the options

Veto

Sign into law

Pocket veto

100

On both the Senate and House floors, members are limited in the amount of time they can debate a bill.

True of False

False

100

HOW MANY Members in the House of Representatives? What do they represent?

435 -- district

100

Who might you MOST expect to see talking with the president about a particular house bill?

Speaker of the House

100

Which chamber do revenue bills have to start?

House of Representatives

200
After a bill is introduced where does it go 1st?

Committee

200

What type of committee is permanent?

a. Joint

b. Conference

c. Standing

d. sub

Standing committee

200

  Someone who was born outside of the United States but becomes a U.S. citizen can become eligible to run for the U.S. Senate

True

200

A single senator can prevent a bill from being brought to the Senate floor what is this called?

Filibuster

200

HOW MANY Members in the SENATE? How many per state?

100 -- 2 per state

200

What type of committee resolves differences between bills?

Conference Committee

200

When a congressional committee wants a witness to appear, it issues a legislative veto

True or False

False

Subpoena

300
Impeachment begins in the House of Representatives and the Trial in the Senate, what fraction is neeeded for removal?

2/3 

300

Who is the LEADER of the House of Representatives

THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE

Current Speaker is Mike Johnson

300

 legal order that  a person appear or produce requested documents in a Congressional Investigation

Subpoena

300

Congressional Investigations have led to reforms in government agencies


True or False

True

300

If 50 senators vote for a cloture resolution, they can end a filibuster in most cases.

True or False

False. need 60

300

12.What process occurs every 10 years that affects the distribution of House seats among states? 


a. Reapportionment

b. Redistricting

c. Gerrymandering

a. Reapportionment

300

Divided Government slows down or speeds up Government action

Slows down

400

How long is the TERM for a HOUSE MEMBER?

TWO Years

400

What is the strongest check Congress has on the President?

Power of the purse, $$$$

400

WHO is the President of the US SENATE? Who is the current President of the Senate

The VICE PRESIDENT. JD Vance

400

All bills designed to raise revenue deal with $ originate in the______________

The House of Representatives

400

In McCulloch v. Maryland, Chief Justice John Marshall greatly expanded the powers of Congress by using which clause?

b. Providing interpretation of the "necessary and proper"  "elastic clause"

400

Drawing of district boundaries to benefit a specific party?

Gerrymandering

400

what are the two types of Bills?

Public and Private

500

How OLD must be a HOUSE MEMBER?

AT LEAST 25 YEARS OLD

500

Congressional oversight is a check upon which branch of Government

Executive Branch

500

Government spending that includes Veterans benefits and Social Security

Entitlements

500

During wartime, Congress has given the president _________ powers so thy can act quickly



 Emergency

500

To virtually eliminate the threat of a filibuster, the Senate would have to have a minimum of how many members from one party?

60

500

 Approximately how many constituents does the average House district contain?


will give a 30k variance on the answer

760,000

500

James Madison referred to the Legislative Branch as the____________ branch of Government

1st Branch of Government