Unit 1 Test Flashcards

1
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Senate qualifications

A

30 y/o, 9 years, state

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2
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House of Representatives qualifications

A

24 y/o, 7 years, district

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3
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Constitutional amendment

A

2/3 vote in the house and senate separately

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4
Q

Madeline dean

A

4th for douglassville and amity

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5
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Chrissy houlihan

A

6th for Birdsboro and union

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6
Q

Who are the two reps

A

Madeleine dean and Crissy houlihan

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7
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How many senators

A

100

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8
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How many reps

A

435

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9
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Two senators of pa

A

Fetterman and Casey

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10
Q

Four actions a president can take on a bill

A

-Sign into law
-no signature
-pocket veto
-veto

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11
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Four actions a committee can take on a bill

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-Report favorably
-report unfavorably
-do not report
-report amended

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12
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Four methods of voting on a bill in each chamber

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-voice vote
- standing vote
-teller vote
-roll call vote

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13
Q

Congress has the power to declare war on foreign countries

A

War powers

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14
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Congress has the ability to share power with president

A

Foreign relations

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15
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Congress has power to establish post offices and post roads

A

Congress has power to establish post offices and post roads

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16
Q

Process by which citizens of one country become citizens of another

A

Naturalization

17
Q

Power for publishing form by mutual agreement

A

Copyrights and patents

18
Q

Power to “fix” standard weights and measure in the u.s.

A

Weight and measures

19
Q

Power to acquire, manage, and dispose of various federal areas

A

Territories

20
Q

Talk a bill to death

A

Filibuster

21
Q

Deal with matters where house and senate must act jointly

A

Concurrent resolutions

22
Q

Proposed law

A

Bill

23
Q

Proposal for action that has a force of law

A

Joint resolution

24
Q

Measure relating to either house

A

Resolution

25
Q

The trial of a sitting president in order to remove them from office

A

Impeachment

26
Q

Fact finding trip

A

Junket

27
Q

Divisions of existing committees formed to address specific issue

A

Subcommittee

28
Q

Forces bill that’s been in committees onto the floor for vote

A

Discharge petition

29
Q

Districts down to give one party an advantage over another

A

Gerrymandering

30
Q

Majority of the full membership (218)

A

Quorum

31
Q

Leadership positions are held by people have worked there the longest

A

Seniority role

32
Q

Congress adjourns within 10 days of sending the bill

A

Pocket veto

33
Q

Taking of private property

A

Eminent domain

34
Q

Presidents chosen by house of reps

A

Thomas Jefferson and John Quincy Adam’s

35
Q

Who resigned to avoid impeachment

A

Richard nixon

36
Q

Presidents impeached

A

Andrew Johnson and bill Clinton

37
Q

What is a whips job

A

Make sure everyone is present during important events and voting