Which statements correctly describe ways a bill can become a law? Choose 2.

Congress overrides a presidential veto with a two-thirds vote.

The bill passes in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate and is signed by the President.

U.S. citizens vote to pass the bill.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 1?

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is assigned to a committee.

The bill is then voted on in the first house.

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 2?

The bill is assigned to a committee.

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is then voted on in the first house.

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 3?

The bill is then voted on in the first house.

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is assigned to a committee.

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 4?

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is assigned to a committee.

The bill is then voted on in the first house.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 5?

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is assigned to a committee.

The bill is then voted on in the first house.

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

Number the steps for a bill to become a law in the order they occur. Which step is number 6?

A legislator or representative introduces the bill.

The bill is assigned to a committee.

The bill goes through the same process in the other house.

What does Louisiana have instead of counties?

police juries or legislative councils

Why is voting an important civic virtue in the United States?

People vote to choose leaders in a republic.

People vote to volunteer to serve in government.

People vote to prove they are part of a community.

How can a person become a citizen of the United States? (Choose 3)

go through the naturalization process

be born in the U.S. or one of its territories

have a parent or parents who were U.S. citizens when you were born

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch makes laws?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch interprets and applies laws?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

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Which branch carries out and enforces laws?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch is headed by Congress?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch is headed by the president?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch is headed by the Supreme Court?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which branch keeps the government running?

executive branch

judicial branch

legislative branch

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Chapter 3 Test

Which branch makes laws?

Which branch interprets and applies laws?

Which branch carries out and enforces laws?

Which branch is headed by Congress?

Which branch is headed by the president?

Which branch is headed by the Supreme Court?

Which branch keeps the government running?

Which branch makes sure laws are fair and applied the right way?

Which branch is made up of two houses: the Senate and the House of Representatives?

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