Constitution
What is a quorum?
What is the number of people needed in order to conduct business?
What majority is needed to expel a member from each house?
What is 2/3rds?
Where do senators and representatives compensation come from?
What is the treasury?
How many days does a president have to veto a bill before it becomes a law?
What is 10 days?
Who is the bill proposed to after it passes through the senate?
Who is the president?
What is a censure?
What made is so all meetings and records have to be open to the public?
What is a sunshine law?
Where do all bills on increased taxes and revenues have to start?
What is the house of representatives?
What is expression of an opinion?
What is section 5 about?
What are rules of congress?
How many times a year should congress assemble?
What is once a year?
What makes it so that when you speak on the floor of either house anything said is free from prosecution?
What is congressional immunity?
What is the journal of the house that is published at the end of meetings that just contain the bare facts?
What is the congressional journal?
What is a resolution that deals with matters of both houses?
What is a concurrent resolution?
What is it called when the president doesn't sign a bill and they adjourn and then the bill dies?
What is pocket veto?
What is a filibuster?
What is delaying a bill through the use of discussion?
How long can a session of congress adjourn?
What is no more than 3 days?
What is the journal of the house that is published daily and is almost word for word?
What is the congressional record?
What is a total amount of money that the government owes?
Can a member of congress be arrested for minor crimes when traveling to or from session, True or False?
What is false?
What is section 7 about?
What is how a bill becomes a law?
What is to stop a meeting?
What is adjourn?
What is a resolution dealing with matters of only one house?
What is a simple resolution?
What is one group that proposes amendments?
What is the senate and house?
What is 3 times?