U3 Quiz Study Guide Flashcards

Mostly about making the bill and the powers the house and senate has.

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Number of members in the House of Representatives per state?

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It is based on pop.

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Number of members in the Senate per state?

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The total number of members in the House of Representatives?

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**435 **members

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The total number of members in the senate?

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100 members

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The requirements for the House of Representatives?

How old they should be to get be a member?

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25 years old, live in the district they represent

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The requirements for the senate?

How old they should be to get be a member?

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30 years old, ive in the state they represent

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What are some power the House of Representatives have?

What can they do that the senate can’t?

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  • impeach public officials
  • create revenue bills
  • determine the President if there is an electoral college tie
  • Money of the purse
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What are some power the Senate have?

What can they do but the House of Representative can’t?

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  • determine guilt in impeachment trials
  • approve treaties and appointments
  • determine the Vice President if there is a tie in the electoral college
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What are the power the Congress have?

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  • Declare war
  • Control trade
  • Control immigration
    *Create money
  • Make law
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10
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What is the Legislative branch do?

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Make laws

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Why is the Congress Bicameral?

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So the House of Representatives can support the interests of the large states and the Senate can represent the interests of the small states

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How does Congress use balance and check in the 2 branches?

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  • Impeach
  • approve treaties and appointments
  • override vetos with ⅔ vote
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The heads of the House of Representatives?

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Speaker

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The heads of the Senate?

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Vice President

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What is he solution to ties in the Senate?

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The Vice President votes to break the tie

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The importance of the President Pro Tempore?

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When the Vice President is not there the President Pro Tempore is in charge of Senate?

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What is Commerce clause?

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Allows Congress to control trade

18
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What is Necessary and Proper clause?

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Allows Congress to make laws to keep up with the times

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What is the McCulloch v Maryland case on Congressional Powers v State Powers?

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The case supported Congresses power to use the Necessary and Proper clause and confirmed thatnational laws are supreme to state laws

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What is a filibuster?

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The **minority **in Senate use a filibuster to prevent a bill from being voted on

Only can happen in the Senate

21
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What are Incumbency advantages?

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  • Incumbency advantages
  • they can credit claim
  • they can use the powers of office
  • their political party can gerrymander for them
22
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Rules for gerrymandering?

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Redistricting can not be based on race, each district must be similar in size, the districts must be connected