The name of the leader of the house
Speaker of the House
What 3 places does a bill go to before it's able to pass?
House of Representatives
Senate
The President
According to the Constitution, the Legislative Branch's main function is to
create laws
Name the three levels of government
National, state, and local
Who is allowed to introduce a bill?
A. the governor
B. the House of Representatives
C. The Senate
D. Either the House of Representatives or the Senate
D.
This part of the constitution give the legislative branch its power
What is Article I
Like on a national level, the executive branch has to sign a bill at the state level. Who is this person?
The Governor
Who breaks ties in the Senate
Vice President
What is the majority needed in order to override a presidential veto?
What is 2/3 in each house
According to the Constitution, the Legislative Branch is bicameral. What does this mean?
Two houses
Which is NOT an example of legislative branch of government?
A. the mayor of a city
B. Florida County commissioner
C. State Senate
D. U.S. House Representatives.
A
How old do you have to be to run in the House of Representatives?
How old do you have to be to be in the Senate?
30 years old
What is the purpose of a conference committee?
A. to resolves differences between House and Senate Bills
B. To vote on which bill is better
C. to over ride presidential vetoes on bills.
D. to listen to experts discuss the merits of bills.
A.
What does the Constitution mean by "Necessary and Proper"
Congress can have any power that is needed to do their job.
Which of the following is an example of a local ordinance?
A. a law about voting rights
B. a law about zoning issues (What kinds of buildings you can and cannot have in a certain place)
C. Operating motor vehicles
D. A law about setting aside land for national parks.
B. Zoning laws
How long do you have to be a citizen to run in the Senate?
9 years.
The two ways the President could handle a bill
Signing the bill or a veto
Name an Enumerated power of Congress
Declaring war, Taxing, post office, Naturalization laws, Commerce laws, Currency.
How is Florida Legislation similar to U.S. Legislation?
A. There are 120 representatives
B. There are 40 Senators
C. There are term limits of 8 years
D. There are 2 houses.
D