Bill to Law

Who can create an idea to make a 'bill'?

• Anyone

• Only House of Representative members

• Only Senators

• Only the President

Which people are only allowed to 'introduce' a bill to Congress?

• The Senators

• The House of Representative members

• The President

• The States

• Governors

Once the 'bill' is introduced, it is sent to a ___.

• State Governor

• Small committee

• A law writer

• president

After the small committee discusses the bill, it is then sent back to the _ congress chamber (Senate or House) where it started.

• leader of

• whole

• states

• president

Once it returns to the whole chamber it started in, members of Congress can __ the bill.

• amend

• sell

• debate

• veto

• Pass

A vote is taken and then sent to the other chamber of Congress where it is, again, __.

• sold and copied

• rewritten

• debated and amended

Both chambers of Congress must __ the bill with exact wording for it to become a law.

• attach

• approve

• buy

• vote

Once the bill is approved by both chambers of Congress, then it is sent to the __ to be signed into law.

• State governors

• Supreme Court Justices

• President's desk

• Printers

If the president does not approve of the bill, they can __ it by refusing to sign the bill.

• Change

• Veto

• Ammend

However, the bill can still become a law if ____ of the members of congress agree to ___ the president.

• 1/2; change

• all; dispute

• 2/3rd; override

• 3/4ths; ovverride