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Chapter 6

QuestionAnswer
bicameral two part congress
census population count
constituents people represented
gerrymander oddly shaped district designed to increase the voting strength of a particular group
majority party more members belong to that political party in the congress
minority party less members belong to that political party in the congress
standing committee permanent committees
seniority years in service
expressed powers clearly listed in the constitution
implied powers not specifically listed
elastic clause allows congress to stretch its powers to meet new needs
writ of habeas corpus court order that requires police to bring prisoner to court to explain why they are holding them
ex post facto law laws that make an act a crime after the act has been committed
franking privilege senetors and representatives to send job related mail without paying postal
lobbyist people hires by private groups to influense government decision markers
casework people who request help in dealing with the federal government
pork-barrel project government projects and grants that benefit the home district or state
pocket veto if congress ajourns and the bill is killed
veto refuse to sign
roll- call vote when their names are said they respond by sayng aye or no
standing vote those in favor stand
voice vote those in favor say yea abd those who are against so no
impeach accuse officials of misconduct in office
bill of attainer laws that punish a person without a jury trial
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