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Expulsion The removal of a member of Congress for serious misconduct
Impeach Accuse/charge an official of misconduct
Cloture The procedure of ending a debate in Senate
The Whip The assistant of the floor leader in each house of congress who tries to persuade party members to vote for bills the party supports
Gerrymandering The process of drawing congressional district lines to favor a political party
Bill A proposed law
Implied Powers Powers not specifically granted to congress by the constitution
Filibuster A method of delaying action on a bill in the senate by making long speeches
Where does an appropriation bill start House of Representatives
How many members does the house of reps have 435
how many members does the senate have 100
Only__ members of the senators are up for re-election every two years to ensure the majority of senators are experienced 1/3
Caucuses Private meetings to elect party leaders
What is the committee that merges the different versions of a bill before it can go to the president Joint Conference Committee
True or False: Congress is allowed to grant titles of nobility False
Who is the person who presides over the House of Reps Speaker of the House
If congress is in session and the president has had a bill for 10 days that he has not signed, what happens It becomes a law
Permanent congressional committees that meet regularly Standing Committee
The qualifications of a senator -At least 30 Years old -A U.S citizen for at least 9 years -A legal resident of the state they represent
A Senate Term is how long 6 years
Qualifications of a member of the House of Reps -At least 25 years old -A U.S citizen for 7 years -A legal resident of the state they represent
A representatives term 2 years
If a member of congress is 32 and has been re-elected for their second term of office, based on qualifications, would this person be a member of Senate or House of Reps House of Reps
True or False: Congress is allowed to favor the trade of one state over another False
How often is the Census taken in order for the seats of the House of Reps to be apportioned every 10 years
Why does the census not affect the Senate They have equal representation
List 5 enumerated powers -collect taxes -declare war -grant patents & copyrights -coin money -create postal services
List Special powers of the Senate -Approves presidential appointments -Approves Treaties -Holds impeachment trials -Chooses the Vice President if no one wins the Electoral college
List Special powers of the House of Reps -Sole impeachment power...brings charges against official & votes -Starts appropriation bills -They choose the president if no one wins the Electoral college
Standing Committee -Standing committees are permanent, meaning they are formed each term. -Standing committees focus on budget, education and labor, and the armed forces. -Standing committees can be split, subcommittees that focus a part main committee’s work.
Select Committee -Formed to address a specific issue -Meet only until complete a task -An example would be one to fix climate change
Joint Committee -Include Both chambers -formed to consider a special issue
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