Foreign and Public Policy with a dash of Courts

Match the following steps to Bill Passage

• President signs bill into LAW

• Step 4

• Need new law, create bill and introduce

• Step 5

• pass bill in both houses

• Step 1

• debate bill on house floor

• Step 3

• discuss bill in committee

• Step 2

Bill starts in House of Reps, gets approved, then goes to (a)   to be ​ (b)   on!

• Senate
• voted
• President
• State
• vetoed
• ratified

Match the following parts of Bill passage

• Becomes State Law

• Bill passed in US Senate and House

• Goes to Governor for signage

• Bill not signed into Law by President

• Becomes Federal Law

• Bill approved by US House, US Senate and President

• US Congress can override veto

• Bill passed in House of Delegates and State Senate

• Goes to Chief Executive for signage

• Bill approved by State Gov't

A specialized group of lawmakers in the US Congress is usally called a (a)  

The sets of ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   created by governments are typically known as ​ (c)   .

• rules
• regulations
• public policies
• laws
• expectations
• foreign policies

Appointing government officials is NOT one of the ways the _____ or 4th estate can influence public policy

• President

• Congress

• Courts

• Media

The people of the USA can ​ (a)   their government, can ​ (b)   about their views, and can ​ (c)   the government, which is part of the Bill of ​ (d)   !

• lobby
• demonstrate
• petition
• Rights
• legislate
• veto
• play for
• expectations

To achieve a specific politcal goal, people should join or organize

• General Interest Groups

• Special Interest Groups

• Powerful Groups

• The RNC or DNC

The ​ (a)   provides the US​ (b)   with highly classified or ​ (c)   information!

• CIA
• government
• secret
• UN
• law enforcement
• public

The US State Department is responsible for conducting foreign (a)   with other nations.