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Gov chapter 6

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expressed powers Powers for Congress stated in constitution
Necessary And Proper Clause Article 1 section 8 gives congress the power to make laws that are necessary to carry out duties
implied powers Expanded role to meet countries needs. Ex.(Support Public Education, Welfare,Housing).
Revenue Bill Law for raising money…Starts in House then passed to Senate
Appropriations Bill Law proposed to spend money.. Ex.(Approving aid to help another country).
Authorizations Bill Establishes a program and how much can be spent on it
interstate commerce trading between states
copyright Exclusive right to sell music,art,literature
patent To allow inventor to manufacturer, use andd or sell his/her invention for specific time(No one else by law can)
impeachment Formal Accusation of misconduct in office
subpoena Legal order to produce testimony or require documents
perjury lying under oath
contempt Wilful obstruction of procedings
immunity Freedom from prosecution tied to illegal Acts
Legislative veto Allows Congress to review and cancel actions of Executive Branch Agencies
Congress & The President Can use Checks & Balances on each other
Congress & The President Can have Divided Government-One party in White House other party House and Senate
Congress & The President Work Together to create National Budget-Yearly Financial plan for federal gov.
line item Veto Give President power to veto parts of a bill instead of the entire bill.
Created by: Bryson.Campfield
 



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