Section 3: Senate Flashcards

1
Q

Senators and representatives are elected by _____

A

the people

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2
Q

Each state has ___ senators that have ___ year terms, with ___ vote.

A

2, 2, 1

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3
Q

___ of the Senate is elected every ___ years.

A

1/3, 2

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4
Q

___ Amendment (1913), senators elected by voters.

A

17th

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5
Q

Senators must be _____ years+, a citizen for ___ years, and live in state they represent.

A

30, 9

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6
Q

The _______ is President of the Senate

A

Vice President

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7
Q

The _____ only votes when Senate has a tie

A

Vice President

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8
Q

The ______ elects its other officers.

A

Senate

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9
Q

____ select temporary President of the Senate when VP is absent.

A

Senators

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10
Q

Only the ____ can conduct trial of those impeached by House of Representatives.

A

Senate

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11
Q

The ____ presides over trial if President is impeached. ____ of senators need to agree.

A

Chief of Justice, 2/3

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12
Q

No President has been impeached and convicted.

A

True

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13
Q

In 1868, the House impeached ______but Senate failed to convict him.

A

Andrew Johnson

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14
Q

In 1974, a House committee recommended that ______ be impeached but he resigned.

A

Richard Nixon

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15
Q

In 1998, ______ was impeached, Senate voted for acquittal.

A

William Clinton

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