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government ch4

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Define constituencies.   show
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Define reapportion.   show
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show A trustee believes that each issue should be decided on based on its merits and conscience.  
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Three formal qualifications for a member of the House   show
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show 30+ years of age U.S. citizen for 9+ years Inhabitant of the State from which s(he) is selected  
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List three informal qualifications for a member of Congress.   show
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Define prorogue.   show
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Why is the Senate called the continuous body?   show
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How does a member of Congress act as a partisan?   show
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show 2 years  
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show 6 years  
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How long is a term in Congress and when does it begin?   show
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show Congress sets its own compensation but it does not kick in until the next congress takes session  
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show A politico attempts to combine the elements of a delegate, trustee, and partisan.  
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Explain the role of the Speaker of the House.   show
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show A bill is read three times.  
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show They both control the order of business on the floor in his or her chamber.  
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Who is the current President of the Senate?   show
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show Mike Crapo James Risch  
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show Two people chosen on opening day in the House are a Speaker of the House and its Clerk  
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show The main goal of the standing committee is to sift through all the bills referred to them, and only admitting those they find prudent for floor consideration.  
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show A stalling tactic in which senators monopolize the Senate floor with talk and other delays so a bill cannot be brought to a vote  
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Define pigeonhole.   show
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show An unpopular provision added to an important bill certain to pass so it will “ride” through the legislative process  
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Define quorum.   show
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show The Speaker of the House is a member of the House, the Speaker of the House is elected and is often a member of the majority party  
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Define joint resolution and does it have the force of law?   show
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show A filibuster can be stopped by involving the Cloture Rule that limits debate.  
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Is the President of the Senate a member of the Senate?   show
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show Enables members to force a bill that has remained in committee 30 days onto the floor for consideration.  
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What is the purpose of a conference committee?   show
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Who are Idaho’s two U.S. representatives?   show
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Explain a pocket veto   show
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How is debating different in the House and the Senate?   show
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Explain the role of the President of the Senate.   show
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show Implied, expressed, inherent  
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What is the purpose of the House Rules Committee?   show
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show Whips  
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show Only to break ties  
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show The president pro tempore  
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Who is the current Speaker of the House?   show
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