Unit 3 CFU 1 Review

The presiding officer of the House -

• Constituent

• President of the Senate

• Speaker of the House

With a 2/3 majority Congress can take action against a Presidential Veto

• Veto

• Oversight

• Filibuster

• Override Veto

A witness is required to give testimony during a trial or hearing in Congress when this is issued

• Resolution

• Subpeona

• Filibuster

• Veto

Amendment that put electing Senators in the hands of the people

• 11th

• 17th

• 16th

• 15th

Amendment that gives Congress the power to levy taxes on individual's income

• 16th

• 17th

• 11th

• 15th

A citizen of which a Congressperson represents

• Oversight

• Filibuster

• Subpeona

• Constituent

Power that includes the abilities to conduct investigations, Presidential Override, reviewing and reporting the work of federal agencies

• Oversight

• Constituent

• Override Veto

• Resolution

The Vice Pres. serves as presiding officer of the

• House of Representatives

• The Cabinet

• The Senate

• Congressional Committees

NOT a bill or law, rather a rule or procedure change that occurs regarding the work of Congress

• Veto

• Oversight

• Subpeona

• Resolution

The seats in the House are distributed by state populations

• Apportionment

• Resolution

• Constituent

• Oversight