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who breaks ties in the senate

vice president

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to impeach the president

218 votes

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house or Senate has more diversity?

house

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female in the house of rep

125

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women u.s. delegate

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17th amendment

people elect senators

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senators  

6 years 

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senators limit

none

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senators and why

more independent

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requirments to be a senator

30 years old, 9 years American citizen, must “inhabitant of the state”

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house of reps re-elections

every 2 years

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house of reps quilifcations

25 years old, 7 years citizen, when elected, be an ‘inhabited of state”

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bicameralism

two - house legislature

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house and Senate difference

commimitte structure, legislative rules,records, rules for members 

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article 1

the creation of congress

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power of house of reps

impeachment, decide presidential election if no one can decide, raise taxes 

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senate powers

ratify treaty, confermantion trial. conducts impreach trial

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how many president have been impeached

three

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congress has the power to make all laws

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enumerated congressional powers 

raise, make, borrow money, regulate commerce, unify the country, prepare and declare war, create the federal judiciary  

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revenue raising

required revenue to fund public services like national defense, infrastructure, and social programs. In the U.S., revenue is collected at the federal, state, and local levels

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confirmation

the Senate approves or rejects presidential appointments to the federal judiciary, including Supreme Court justices, circuit court judges, and district court judges.

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treaty making

the forming of agreements between nations and become part of international law

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impeachment

constitutional process for charging certain federal officials, including the President, Vice President, and all civil officers.

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expressed and implied powers

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article 2

exectuive branch

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who can be impreached

president, vice president, and any other cabinate person

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gerrymandering

the manipulation of an electoral legislative peoples boundaries so as to favor one party or class.

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incumbent

someone who already had the job

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franking privilege

congressmen can send free mail

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congress is

weath and educated

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speaker of the house

speak has two assitance, counting votes, third in line for presidential succession

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majority leader

elected by majority leader, helps plan party strategy, plans schedule

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president pro tempore

oldest guy in the senate

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minority leader

develops and promotes, plans party strategy, urges members of

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house whips

keep track of the members, convaying leadership position, keep count of votess

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filibuster

methods of preventing a vote on a controversial issue

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cloture

60+ people in Senate who want the debate to end

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how to make a bill 

intro, 2. referral committee review, 3. markup, 4. floor debate, 5. final passage, 6. conference(if needed)

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standing committee

continue from one congress to the next

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delegates

do what the people want

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trustees

vote based off what they think

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logrolling

voting for each other bill

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mandate

post-election claim of public support for president’s agenda

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honeymoon

time when president is most popular. tyipical first few months  

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things that play a role in president popularity

economy, international crises, corruption, wars

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executive agreement

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legislative inshitiave  

presidnet say what he want congress does it

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exective privlage

the president can not share information because it’s to important

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greatly expanded government power

Roosevelt

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war powers resolttion of 1973

outlines

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quid pro quo