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This is Jeopardy!. The House of Representatives. Terms. Powers. Miscellaneous. The Senate. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 600. 600. 600. 600. 600. 800. 800. 800. 800. 800. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. Has a term of this many years. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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This is Jeopardy!

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The SenateThe House of

Representatives Powers Terms Miscellaneous

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Has a term of this many years.

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Must be this old to become a member

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This made it possible to directly elect senators

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The president of the Senate

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When the president of the Senate is absent this person presides in their

place.

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The term of office for a Representative

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The number of members in the House of Representatives

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Because they are based on population the House

is considered this.

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To be a member of the House one must be a citizen for this many

years.

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He is our 2nd district representative.

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The powers written in the Constitution are

examples of this kind of power

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This is where you can find the powers of

Congress in the Constitution

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The Necessary and Proper Clause is also

called this

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Even though the President is the

Commander in Chief, Congress has this power

over him.

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This clause gives Congress the power to

set the rules of Naturalization

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The Senate is considered this because they never have all of their seats up for election at the same

time

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The act of drawing district lines to benefit a

certain party

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The people of a legislative district

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Senators today are elected by direct

elections of the people of the state because of

this

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Every ten years the seats of the House of

Representative are _____ among the states because of the change in

populations

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Because Congress is made up of two houses

it is considered this

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The number of members of Congress the state of

Indiana sends

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After the House has impeached the President the Senate must do this

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Many members of Congress come from this

kind of background

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Members of Congress have this, the ability to not pay for postage and

printing

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2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

The House 2 The Senate 2

Terms 2 MiscellaneousHow a Bill Becomes a

Law

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This person presides of the House of

Representatives

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The minimum age requirement for the

House

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Party of the President generally loses House

members in these election years

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This committee is in the House but not the Senate, it will look at the process of debate

on each bill.

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The House has this many different

calendars that bills have to make it onto

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The Senate is sometimes referred to as this,

stemming from the idea of hierarchy in government

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Some consider the Senate the stepping

stone to this

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The newly elected Senator from Indiana

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During lawmaking they are generally

more or less formal?

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The Senate doesn’t always meet as a whole,

they keep tabs on the Senate floor through

these.

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See themselves as agents for the people

who elected them

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Believe that each question must be decided on merit

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Believe that they owe their first allegiance to

their political party

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Try to be a combination of all the types of voters

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To accuse or bring charges up against an

elected official

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The first thing a bill must do before it can be

considered is be this

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In both the House and the Senate the bill must

go to these

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These can be added to a bill to make it more appealing for other members to vote

favorably

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The Senate has the power to do this to delay

a vote and further discussion on a bill

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Once the bill has passed both the House and

Senate, the first time, it must go to this.

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In committees this can determine who the

Committee Chairperson is.

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These are committees that are permanent

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These are the accepted leaders of their parties

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Only these two things can hold the force of law

when passed

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The ability of Congress to regulate trade is

found under this named clause

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Final Jeopardy!

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When Congress has adjourned its session

within 10 days of giving the President a bill and it dies because he doesn’t

sign it