Powers
Structure
Senate
House
Miscellaneous
100

List one power of Congress

Make Laws

Coin Money

Declare War

raise an Army

Create a court system

100

What are the names of the two chambers

House and Senate

100

How many members are in the Senate?

100

100

How old must a Representative be to serve?

25

100

How old must a Senator be to serve?

30

200

Which house is considered more powerful

The Senate

200

The first step in Congress making a law is______.

writing a bill

200

How many Senators does each state have?

2

200

How many are up for re-election every two years

all of them/435

200

If the President approves a bill, it becomes ________.

law

300

Congress has the power to provide for the general __________ of the U.S. citizens. 

welfare

300

What is the second step in Congress making a law?

goes to committee

300

How much of the Senate is up for re-election every 2 years

1/3

300

How many representatives does each state have?

It depends on the population

300

How often is a census taken?

every 10 years

400

What is the most important power Congress has

making laws

400

What is the third step in Congress making a law?

get a majority vote from Congress

400

How long are the terms for the Senate?

6 years

400

Who is your Federal representative?

Greg Gianforte


400

This word means: something is not allowed by the Constitution, or it is illegal

unconstitutional 

500

What is the part of the Constitution that describes the legislative branch of the government?

Article 1 

500

What is the title of the person in charge of the House of Representatives

Speaker of the House

500

Who are your federal senators?

Steve Daines and Jon Tester

500

Who is the speaker of the House

Nancy Pelosi

500

What document limits the powers of Congress?

The Constitution, The Bill of Rights

600

What are the three branches of government?

judicial, legislative, and executive

600

Who is the VP?

Mike Pence

600

The ________ has the power to declare a law made by Congress unconstitutional. 

Supreme Court