House V. Senate

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Approve Treaties

Senate

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Approve presidential appointments

Senate

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Holds hearings for for removal after an official is impeached

Senate

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Votes on VP in case no one receives a majority in electoral college

Senate

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Has unlimited debates… including a filibuster

senate

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More prestigious

Senate

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Need to know more about subjects

Senate

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More informal feel, less rules

Senate

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6 year terms

Senators

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“upper house”

senate

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Initially were selected by state legislators

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Allowed citizens to pick their 2 senators

17th Amendment

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Appropriations, Finances, Foreign Relations

Senate

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Start a tax bill (revenue raising)

House of Representatives

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Votes on impeachment

House of Representatives

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Votes on president if no candidate receives a majority in electoral college

House of Representatives

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More rules

House of Representatives

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Limits on time spent debating a bill

House of Representatives

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Adding Amendments to bills

House of Representatives

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Members can specialize on issues (because they are on fewer committees)

House of Representatives

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2 year terms

House of Representatives

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“Lower house”

House of Representatives

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Appropriations, Ways and Means (taxes), Rules

House of Representatives