Congress!

The entity with sole impeachment power of officials.

• US House

• President

• US Senate

• Supreme Court

All revenue (tax) bills must start in this chamber.

• House

• Senate

• State Legislatures

• Courts

Congress looks like the Americans it represents.

• True

• False

Supreme Court rulings such as Miller v. Johnson (1995) and Rucho v. Common Cause (2019) have concluded that

• Gerrymandering done based solely on race is constitutional

• Gerrymandering done based solely on race is unconstitutional, and unconstitutional if based on political beliefs

• Gerrymandering done based solely on political identification is unconstitutional

• Gerrymandering done based solely on race is unconstitutional, while constitutional if based on political beliefs

Which of the following is a technique that can be used to block action on legislation in the Senate

• Cloture

• Filibuster

• Joint Committees

• Roll-Call Voting

• Logrolling

All federal and state legislative district lines are drawn and/or approved by:

• US Senate

• House of Representatives

• State Legislatures

• Both Chambers of Congress

• Mr. McKeag

The most important standing committee in both the House & Senate is often the:

• Finance

• Appropriations

• Education & Labor

• Judiciary

• Natural Resources and Science, Space & Technology

This entity or person sets the rules of debate in the House of Representatives for each resolution or bill, including whether amendments may be proposed during floor debate.

• Speaker of the House

• Majority Leader

• Minority Leader

• House Rules Committee

• President of the Senate

The committee tasked with investigating steroid use in MLB, or the committees tasked with investigating the attack on the US consulate (embassy) in Benghazi, Libya, were both what type of committee?

• Standing

• Select

• Joint

• Conference

Measures dealing with some matter in one chamber of Congress, and often do not carry the force of law when adopted (passed). Does not require the signature of the President

• Bills

• Laws

• Resolutions

• Treaties