US Govt Unit 4 quiz
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- Q1In these elections, the party of the President tends to lose seats in Congress. The president is not elected in these electionsTrusteePrimary electionsRun off electionsOff-year elections30s
- Q2The amendment that allowed senators to be elected by popular vote17th Amendment1st Amendment2nd Amendment20th Amendment30s
- Q3Congressman voting the way their constituents (citizens) want them to.IncumbentDelegateGerrymanderingTrustee30s
- Q4Congressman voting the way their party wants them to. (Democratic or Republican party)Partisan30s
- Q5Congressman voting as they want toTrustee30s
- Q6length of term of Congress1 year5 years10 years2 years30s
- Q7Can call a special session of CongressDelegateVice PresidentSpeaker of the HousePresident30s
- Q8a "fringe" benefit for a CongressmanThe Great CompromiseOff- year electionsGerrymanderingInexpensive health care30s
- Q9Members of congress cannot be arrested or this while in session. Civil suits are disputes or disagreements between two people.Civil Suits30s
- Q10Drawing of district lines to benefit or hurt a group of people or partyGerrymandering30s
- Q11solved the dispute between large and small states at the Constitutional ConventionThe Great CompromiseSenateHouse of RepresentativesPresident30s
- Q12the amendment that changed the start of the congressional terms from March to January. (Lame Duck Amendment)17th Amendment5th Amendment1st Amendment20th Amendment30s
- Q13The candidate that is already in office and is running for re-election.Incumbent30s
- Q14Free postage for CongressmenFranking Privilege30s
- Q15The number of members in the Senate400100 members4355030s