How a Bill Becomes a Law Review

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What is a Bill?

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an idea for a law

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IF THE PRESIDENT SIGNS A BILL WHAT HAPPENS?

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IT BECOMES A LAW

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When a bill passes the House of Representatives, where does it go next?

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Senate

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Who is the leader of The House of Representatives?

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Speaker of the House

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Who can introduce a bill?

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A member of the house of representatives or senate (Congress)

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After a Bill is introduced, Where does it go?

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a committee

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Congress may override a presidential veto with a: majority vote, three-quarters vote, two-thirds vote, unanimous vote

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two-thirds vote

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Which federal branch of government makes laws? Options: Judicial, Executive, Legislative, Federal

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Legislative

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If the President vetoes a bill, both the House and the Senate need a __ vote to override the veto so that it can become a law.

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2/3

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An idea for a law can come from: the President, Constituents (Citizens), Interest Groups.

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All of the Above