Article l(sections 5-10) Flashcards

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1
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Who pays the salaries of Senators and Representatives?

A

The Treasurey

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2
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How are salaries determined?

A

Congress sets the amount

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3
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How did the 27th amendment change the process of how salaries determined?

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Salaries can’t increase until after next election

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4
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What are franking privileges?

A

Allows certain public offices to send official government correspondence for free

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5
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What is immunity?

A

Certain legal protections members of congress posses that are designed to let members do their job without unnecessary interference

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6
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What is another name for “revenue” bills?

A

Tax bills

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7
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In what house of Congress must revenue bills originate?

A

House of Representatives

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8
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What are some of the enumerated powers of Congress?

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  • To borrow money on the credit of U.S.
  • To provide and maintain a Navy
  • To regulate commerce with foreign nations, among serveral states and with the Indian Tribes
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9
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Implied power meaning?

A

Political powers granted to U.S. Gov. that aren’t directly stated in Constitution

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10
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What are 2 nicknames for the implied power clause?

A

Elastic clause & coefficient clause

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11
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Why is the implied power clause so important?

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Grants congress power to pass any laws considered “necessary and proper” for effectively exercising its outlined powers

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12
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What specific powers are denied to Congress?

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  • No tax or duty shall be laid on Articles exported from any state
  • No imposing taxes on goods exported from any state
  • No money can de drawn from U.S. Treasury except through appropriations made by law
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13
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List the exclusive powers of the House of Reps.

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  • Power to initiate revenue bills
  • Impeach federal officials
  • Elect the president in the case of an Electoral College tie
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14
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List the exclusive powers if the Senate

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  • Drafting or amending bills
  • Proposing legislation
  • Oversight of the federal budget
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15
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What powers do the states not have?

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  • Enter into a treaty, alliance or confederation
  • Impose taxes or im/exports without Congress’ consent
  • Lay any duty of tonnage, keep troops or ships in war in time of peace
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16
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What does ratify mean?

A

Official agreement

17
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What does the Constitution say is the “supreme law of land”?

A

U.S. Constitution

18
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What does federalism mean?

A

Belief in states & national gov. dividing the power

19
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What does anti-federalism mean?

A

Belief in states contain the power with a weak central gov.

20
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What does propose mean?

A

To introduce

21
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What does execute mean?

A

To enforce

22
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What does republican mean?

A

Representative

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