How a bill becomes a law
Who must write up the bill?
Who is a representative
Powers not specifically mentioned in the constitution.
What is implied powers?
What is the largest swing state?
Colorado
What is it?
The requirements to be able to do some thing like be apart of HOS, Congress and more
What does veto mean?
To cancel or get rid of the bill, prevision, and more
Name 2 out of the 4 different types of people that an idea can come from.
Who is a Representative, citizen, member of congress, Executive branch
Powers that congress has that are specifically listed in the constitution.
What is expressed powers?
What do swing states mean?
State that usually differ on political parties during Presidential elections
What is the most common qualification?
College degree
Who can veto documents?
The President
What are the two things a bill needs before it is introduced to the House?
What is a sponsor and support from other representatives.
Exclusive power of Congress to regulate interstate and foreign trade.
What is a commerce power?
Why are swing state so important during elections?
They increase voting powers for the electoral college
How do qualifications vary?
They vary based on what people are trying to get into
Once a document is vetoed can it be un vetoed?
no
Name the three methods of voting in the House?
What is viva voce (voice vote), division, recorded
One who argues a broad interpretation of the provisions of the Constitution, particularly those granting powers to the Federal Government.
What is a liberal constructionist?
Why are swing states swing states?
They change their stand on political parties throughout the past years
Why are there unlisted qualifications?
They are what the founders of America were and that part of the qualifications that have stayed the same
How long is the veto process?
As long as it takes to review the document and a decision to be made
Who sends the bill to one of the standing committees?
Who is the Speaker of the House
A person who interprets the Constitution in a way that allows the federal government to take only those actions the Constitution specifically says it can take.
What is a strict constructionist?
Which states are swing states?
Colorado, Florida, Nevada, etc
What are the unlisted qualifications?
White, Male, Old and Rich
Which President vetoed the most documents?
Franklin D Roosevelt; 635