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Jacqueline Geller
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What do know or remember about the Constitution and Article I
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Multiple Choice
What does Article I talk about?
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Rights of the People
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Multiple Choice
What does Article II talk about?
Legislative branch
Executive branch
Judicial Branch
Limits on government
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Multiple Choice
What does Article III talk about?
Legislative branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
How to amend the constitution
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Poll
The main job of the Legislative Branch is to
Make the laws
Enforce the laws
Interpret the laws
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What does it mean to make the laws?
Both houses of Congress must agree on the exact wording
Before it is a law it is called a "bill"
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A bill can start in either part of Congress, except TAX BILLS must start in the HOR. Why do you think that?
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Multiple Choice
Why are there two houses of Congress?
Because of the 3/5 Compromise
Because of the Great Compromise
Because of the Compromise of 1850
Because of the Massachusetts Compromise
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The House of Representatives
House closest to the people
This is why they only have 2 year terms
Reason tax bills start here
435 members
Based upon population of state
EACH STATE MUST HAVE AT LEAST 1 REP.
Role in impeachment trials
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SENATE
Considered the "upper house" (more elite)
Reason they serve longer and have the "more important" jobs
What are some of the jobs that only the Senate has?
What if there is a tie when they vote?
Role in impeachment trials
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Multiple Choice
If both houses passes a bill and it goes to the President, then what happens?
He must sign it to become a law
He can veto it and it cannot become a law
If he signs it, it becomes a law
He can simply ignore it and it goes away
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Presidential options when he gets a bill:
Sign it --> becomes a law
Veto it and then it goes back to BOTH houses ...
He can "pocket veto" it
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Open Ended
What is one power that belongs to Congress? These are called the delegated or enumerated powers. Found in Art I, sxn 8 (there are15 of them)
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Federalism: power shared between the federal and state governments
Delegated powers
Reserved powers
Concurrent powers
Denied powers
What do know or remember about the Constitution and Article I
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