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Constitution: Legislative Branch

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2 chambers of Congress   show
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show Article 1  
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current Speaker of the House   show
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show Capitol Building  
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show Washington D.C.  
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main duty of the legislative branch   show
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term of a senator   show
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term of a representative   show
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# of senators in the Senate   show
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show 435  
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show Senate  
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show House  
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show Senate  
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approves presidential appointments   show
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show House  
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show Senate  
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show Senate  
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show House  
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show Vice President  
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show 30 years old  
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age for a representative   show
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citizenship qualification of senator   show
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show 7 years  
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senators from Illinois   show
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show someone who believes the national government should be very active in helping individuals and communities  
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conservative   show
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extremist   show
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show Congress shall “make all laws which shall be necessary and proper"; stretching the powers of the federal government  
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show a law that turns an act into a crime after the act has been committed  
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full faith and credit clause   show
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show Powers not expressed in the Constitution believed to be valid  
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lobbies   show
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show a long speech that lasts for a day or more / prevents action from happening on the floor of Congress  
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show when the president does not act at all for 10 days on the bill and Congress is no longer in session after 10 days, the bill is automatically vetoed  
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show 2/3  
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show a simple majority  
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how often does a census take place   show
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president pro tempore   show
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current Vice President   show
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show Joe Biden  
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show the practice of exchanging political and legislative favors  
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show spending that is intended to benefit constituents of a politician in return for their political support  
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number of powers given to Congress   show
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show an act passed by a legislature to punish a person without a trial  
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show an order to a jailor to bring a prisoner to court or to set them free  
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extradition   show
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expressed powers   show
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show only time that the Vice President is allowed to vote in the Senate  
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2 years   show
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show governor of the state makes a temporary appointment  
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show a special election takes place in the district where the vacancy is  
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impeachment   show
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special committee   show
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powers of Congress in 3 groups   show
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nickname of the Senate   show
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show lower body  
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examples of expressed powers of Congress   show
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show regulate TV stations, nuclear energy, and airlines  
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show members of Congress cannot accept gifts from foreign countries, hold titles of nobility, or cannot vote to give themselves pay raises during its term  
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show tax, borrow money, charter banks, establish courts, encourage agriculture and industry, protect public health, and provide public welfare  
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show powers that both the federal government and states have  
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show any powers not delegated by the Constitution to the federal government are reserved for the states  
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show education, traffic, doctors, state lands, state taxes, recreation, intrastate commerce, etc.  
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show city where Congress first met  
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show senators and representatives can serve for this many terms  
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# of electoral votes that Illinois has   show
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show 118th  
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