What section lists the powers of Congress?

What section outlines the process of how a bill becomes a law?

Which of the following answer selections best fits the blank space in the following analogy? A bill is to a(n) _____, as a rough draft is to a published paper.

If Congress wants to propose a law dealing with the government collecting tax money, what chamber must create the bill?

After both houses of Congress pass a bill, it goes to the

If the President approves of the bill, he can make it a law by

If the President does not approve of a bill, he returns ("vetoes") the bill and sends it back to the

If the President rejects a bill, Congress can still make it a law all by themselves by overriding the President's veto with _____ agreement of both houses of Congress.

If a bill is submitted to the President and he doesn't take any action, the bill will become a law after _____ days.

Which vocabulary term means to have the authority or ability to do something?

Two of the following are examples of congressional powers that are listed in the U.S. Constitution but were not listed in the Articles of Confederation. Which one does not apply?

The Elastic Clause allows Congress to

The word "elastic" describes Congress's power to make "all laws which shall be necessary and proper." What synonym best fits "elastic"?

What is the privilege of "writ of habeas corpus"?

Which of the following is not a constitutional example of how the privilege of "writ of habeas corpus" can be suspended?