Presides over the House of Representatives and gets a nice chair

Is usually the oldest member of the house

Top Member of the minority party

Presides over the house in the absence of the Speaker of the House

An amendment can be proposed in how many way?

Can an amendment be proposed in both houses in congress?

An amendment can be approved by how much of the state legislature?

Congress can call a national convention to prose amendments but needs _/3 to go through?

The definition of ratified is?

Which Amendment addresses the freedom to peaceably assemble?

Amendment 4 allows searches and seizures without a warrant.

This Amendment gives protection from being tried for the same crime twice.

Amendment 2 gives you what?

Which amendment protects you from having to quarter solders?

What is the age requirement to be a U.S. senator?

What is required to be a senator of a certain state?

True or False. The minimum age requirement for U.S. representatives is 25 years of age.

How do you become a Congressman/Congresswoman?

What is the overall general requirement for all legislative officials?

Powers that the constitution has specifically given to the government.

Powers held by a sovereign state.

A tax is a voluntary contribution to state revenue.

The right of a government to expropriate private property for public use.

A change made to the constitution

The government's expressed powers don't allow it to tax.

Which is not an ability of expressed powers?

The government does not need implied powers to have expressed powers.

Expressed powers gives the ability to make treaties.

With whom does the expressed powers grant the right to commerce?

Refuse to report on a bill is known as:

When does a pocket veto happen?

What is the age requirement to be in the House of Reps.?

What is the citizenship requirement to be in the House of Reps.?

(T/F) You do not have to live in the same state that you represent.

What is the age requirement in the Senate?

How many years of citizenship is required to be in the Senate

What committee hearing is held to "Mark up the bill"?

Who has very few rules for debate?

If the bill is different in one house to the next, then where does it go?

Bill must pass in each ------------?

In 10 days, if congress is still in session, will the bill become a law?

This person is supposed to preside over the senate when the Vice President is absent, however it's normally too boring a job for either of them so they usually make of of the less liked members of the senate do it (usually the new guys).

The hardens working person in Congress; this person is in charge of making sure all members of their party are present for important votes.

If there is any butt that needs kissing in the Senate, it's this person. He/She is the first person who can be heard on the senate floor and is also the head of the Committee assignments.

This person presides over the House in the speaker's absence.

This person most closely represents YOU in congress.

to ratify an amendment you need a 3/4 of the state legislature?

when was the last amendment ratified?

amendments can be ratified in 2 ways?

how many amendments have been ratified?

the 1st 10 amendments are known as what?

What does the rules committee decide?

Who can write bills?

What can a president do to a bill?

If a president vetoes a bill, it can still become a law if 2/3 of both houses vote to override the veto. True or false?

What happens when a bill is introduced in Senate?

Expressed powers of Congress

Implied powers of Congress

Inherent powers of Congress

What is the expressed power that goes with the following implied power to establish the Federal Reserve system of banks?

What is the expressed power that goes with the following implied power to regulate and limit immigration?

How many votes are needed to override a veto?

Who can contact their representatives to discuss their ideas?

What can the president do when a bill is presented to him?