AMG CONGRESS
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- Q1After a census, states redraw political district boundaries. When boundaries are drawn to gain a political advantage, this process is calledreapportionmentpolitical mappinggerrmanderredistricting30s
- Q2A Congresswoman gets a bill passed that is important for businesses in her district. and she wants to get the word out to tell people of the achievement, so she turns this member of her personal staff for help:caseworkerpress secretaryLegislative DirectorAdministrative Assistant30s
- Q3After a bill is voted and approved by the House of Representatives, it issent to the Supreme Court to reviewsent to the Speaker of the Housesent to the President to signvoted on by the Senate30s
- Q4The President proposes a budget spending plan, thenTaxpayers must vote on it to get it approvedCongress must approve itThe Congressional Budget Office scores itit is sent to the state legislatures for a vote30s
- Q5Wyoming, Montana and Delaware are three states that only have one Congressman each, meaning that member of Congress servesonly registered voters in the stateboth citizens and undocumented residentsthe majorityat large30s
- Q6This resolution is used to take care of internal matters within the House or Senate, not affecting the general publicconcurrent resolutioncongressional resolutionjoint resolutionsimple resolution30s
- Q7Which two individuals share the duty of presiding over meetings of the Senate?majority leader and minority leadervice president and president pro temporemajority leader and majority whipvice president and majority leader30s
- Q8Who might you MOST expect to see talking with the President about a particular house bill?Majority WhipconstituentSenate PresidentSpeaker of the House30s
- Q9A caseworker related information fromconstituents to members of Congressmembers of Congress to the PresidentSenator to House membersconstituents to the President30s
- Q10A power expressly given to congress in the Constitution is the power todeclare wardraft people into the militarysupport welfare progrmsprohibit racial discrimination30s
- Q11The different between and appropriations bill and an authorization bill is that the firstproposes to authorize a program needing money and the second actually allocates the moneyapplies to national expenditures and the second applies to state expendituresis passed by the Senate and the second is pass by the Houseapplies to internal expenditures and the second applies to external expenditures30s
- Q12What type of bill deals with individual people or places?private billjoint resolutionsimple billpublic bill30s
- Q13Which is a key difference between the Senate and the House?In the Senate, more bills are passed than in the HouseIn the Senate, each state has an equal voice during debate (two senators)In the Senate, bills on the floor must pass unanimouslyIn the Senate, political parties have no significant influence.30s
- Q14Which of these statements describes what happens to a bill in conference committee?Research is done on the bill and results are reported to another committeeThe bill is reviewed and testimony is taken on its content.The bill is revised based on input from members and the public.The differences between the two versions of the bill are resolved.30s
- Q15Which of these is one duty of the standing committee chairman?decide whether or not to give a bill a hearingtestify about the bill within the committeeassign members to the committeecontrol all meetings between members30s