How a bill becomes
a law
Bill of Rights
House of
Representatives
President
Senate
100

What is a veto?

What is a "constitutional right to reject a decision or proposal made by a law-making body."

100

What is the Bill of Rights?

What is the first 10 amendments?

100

How many members are in the HOR

What is 435
100

How many years are in a term/ how many terms can a president serve?

What is 4 years/ 2 terms

100

How many members are in the senate?

What is 100

200

What is the first step in how a bill becomes a law?

What is an idea that can come from any kind of people group.

200

What is the first amendment?

What is freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition 

200

How many members of the speaker of the house are in your state?

What is 17

200

Who becomes in charge if a president dies?

Who is the Vice President. 

200

What is a filibuster? 

What is a strategy that senators use to block a bill from being passed.

300

What is the voting fraction for when the bill is being voted on?

What is 2/3

300

What is the last amendment in the Bill of Rights?

What is state rights.

300

Who is the current speaker of the HOR in PA?

Who is Mike Johnson?

300

What are the 2 ways that a person can become a president?

What is election, and succession?

300

What is the percentage of votes that are required to pass a motion of cloture? 

What is 60%/ 3/5

400

What are the 3 things a president can do to a bill?

What is 

- Sign the bill and it becomes a law

- Veto

- Pocket veto

400

When was the Bill of Rights passed?

a. January 14, 1843

b. September 29, 1901

c. December 15, 1691

d. December 15, 1791

When is December 15, 1791

400

What are the 3 requirements?

What is

1. 25 years old

2. Citizen for at least 7 years

3. Live in the state you represent

400

What are the 3 requirements to becoming the president?

What is

1. at least 35 years old

2. lived in the US for at least 14 years

3. born in America

400

What are the requirements to become a senator?

What is 

- citizen for at least 9 years

- minimum of 30 years old

- resident of the state at the time of election

500

List 4 ways a bill can die. 

What is...

- Veto

- Filibusterer

- Not voting 

- No majority 

500

What is the purpose to the Bill of Rights?

What is spells out Americans rights in relation to their government

500

What is apportionment?

What is the determination of the number of members in the HOR based on population state

500

Who was the 19th president

Who is Rutherford B. Hayes

500

How long can senator debate a bill?

What is there is no limit.