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Unit 5 - Congress

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Congress is the head of which branch of government? Legislative
What is the job of congress? make laws
Our congress is a BICAMERAL Congress. Name the two of congress. U.S.House of Representatives & U.S. Senate
How many U.S. Representatives are there altogether? 435
How many U.S. Senators are there altogether? 100
What are powers not specifically written down in the Constitution called? Implied
An idea for a law is called a ...? bill
What is a group of people who want the government run a particular way they try to get their members elected to government offices? Political Party
What are groups who support a particular cause and try to influence the legislators to vote a certain party? interest groups.
What is it called when state legislatures draw their congressional districts maps to favor a certain party? Gerry Meandering
The number of representatives a state has may change when what happens? census
If the number of representative in a state change, what must the state government do? Redistrict
What are votes that elect a president called? Electoral votes
What are bills that involve spending our tax money called? appropriations
What is it called when a government official is charged with a crime? impeaches
what are powers the belong to the national government (congress) called? Delegated powers
What is the name of the NC legislative body that makes our STATE laws? General Assembly
What do all these things have in common - passing bills of attainder, passing ex post facto laws, and benying habeas corpus. The U.S. congress cannot do.
What is it called when members to the national
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