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Lachowsky's Webquest

Webquest Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Bill Proposed Law
Joint Resolution Made by two or more individuals or groups
Bill Proposed Law
Joint Resolution Made by two or more individuals or groups
Resolution Ruling or Decision
Concurrent Resolution a resolution adopted by both houses that lacks the force of a law and does not require the approval of a chief Executive
Rider addition or appendix to a document
Resolution Ruling or Decision
Discharge Petition bringing a bill to the floor for consideration without a report
Rider addition or appendix to a document
Subcommittee part of a committee acting under a main committee
Discharge Petition bringing a bill to the floor for consideration without a report
Subcommittee part of a committee acting under a main committee
Committee of the Whole a legislative committee is considered one whole body
Quorum minimum number of persons required to be present in order to conduct business legally
Engrossed Absorb interest; control a majority
Tabled postpone; set aside for future consideration
Fillibuster a type of parliamentary procedure where an individual extends debate
Cloture act of ending a discussion with a vote
Veto nullify the majority of a formal body
Pocket Veto method for vetoing in which the president simply does not sign a bill
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