The Senate
The House
Powers of Congress
Leadership & Officers
Impeachment / The Census
100

The type of representation the Senate has, along with the total number of Senators and number per state.

Equality - 100 - 2

100

The type of representation the House has, along with the total number of representatives per state and how many representatives IL has.

Population - 435 - 17

100

The two legislative bodies that make up the US Congress.

The House and the Senate.

100

The official presiding officer (leader) of the Senate who holds the tie-breaking vote and our current leader of the Senate.

VP - JD Vance

100
The chamber of Congress where the impeachment process begins by bringing charges against a corrupt official.

The House

200

The length of a senator's term, and how often elections are held, and how many senators are up for election,

6 years - 1/3 every 2 years

200

The length of a Representative's term, and how frequently they are up for election.

2 years - every 2 years

200

The term for Congress's power to raise, borrow, and coin money.

Power of the purse.

200

The title and current holder of the leader of the House of Representatives.

Speaker of the House - Mike Johnson

200

The chamber of Congress where impeachment trials end, acting as the jury.

The Senate.

300

The age, citizenship, and residency requirement for the Senate.

30 y/o - 9 years - live where you serve

300

The age, citizenship, and residency requirement for the House.

25 y/o - 7 years - live where you serve

300
What power does ONLY Congress have?

To declare war.

300

The amendment that changed the way we elect Senators.

17th Amendment.

300

The 3 US Presidents who have officially been impeached and one who almost was before he resigned.

Officially = Trump, Johnson, Clinton - Almost = Nixon

400

Who elects Senators?

The people of an entire state

400
Who elects representatives?

The people of a state district (Champaign County)

400

The body responsible for approving foreign treaties signed by the President.

The Senate.

400

Where the VP & Speaker of the House falls in the presidential line of succession.

VP = 1st - Speaker = 2nd

400
Why did one President almost get impeached?

Watergate

500
Powers only belonging to the Senate.
Ratifying treaties - confirming presidential nominations - acting as the jury in cases of impeachment
500

Powers only belonging to the House.

Introducing revenue (money) bills - bringing charges against a corrupt politician - electing a president if the electoral college doesn't work out

500

Two key presidential actions that specifically require Senate approval.

Presidential appointments - the President's budget.

500

The official that holds a valuable link between the legislative and executive branches.

VP

500

How often the US requires a census, and what the count updates for each state.

Every 10 years - it updates the number of representatives each state has