Chapter 1 Study Guide (Flashcards)

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Convene

To start a new term; Congress convenes every two years on January 3rd of odd-numbered years.

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Speaker of the House

The presiding officer in the House of Representatives; currently held by Mike Johnson.

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President of the Senate

The title of the presiding officer in the Senate; currently held by Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Representative Democracy

A system where people elect representatives to voice their concerns in government.

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Citizen Responsibilities

Responsibilities include voting, running for office, protesting, and petitioning to maintain government function.

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Bicameral

Refers to a legislative body with two houses; the US legislative branch is bicameral.

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House Size

The current size of the House of Representatives is 435 members.

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North Dakota Representative

North Dakota has one representative, Kelly Armstrong.

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Representative Term Length

Members of the House serve two-year terms.

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House Qualifications

Must be 25 years old, a US citizen for at least seven years, and an inhabitant of the state elected.

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Senate Composition

Each state is entitled to two Senators according to the Constitution.

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Senator Term Length

Senators serve six-year terms.

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North Dakota Senators

The current Senators from North Dakota are Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven.

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Senate Qualifications

Must be at least 30 years old, a US citizen for at least nine years, and an inhabitant of the state elected.

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Expressed Powers

Powers explicitly stated in the Constitution; an example is creating laws.

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Implied Powers

Powers assumed to exist; an example is the government creating taxes.

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Inherent Powers

Powers necessary for the national government to function; an example is the power to create laws.