Legislative Branch and the Law

The video explains the legislative process in the U.S., detailing how a law is proposed, voted on in the House of Representatives and the Senate, and then sent to the President for approval. It covers the checks and balances, including the filibuster and veto processes, and how a veto can be overridden by a supermajority in the Senate. The entire process from proposal to becoming law is outlined.

What is the initial step in proposing a law in the legislative branch?

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Describe the process a bill goes through after being proposed in the House of Representatives.

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What happens if the Senate votes to pass a bill?

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Explain the role of the president in the legislative process.

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What is a supermajority and how does it relate to the president's veto?

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