In the law-making process, who does NOT need to approve a bill before it becomes law?

How are implied powers most often used by the United States Congress?

What is a bill?

Legislative powers NOT specifically stated in the Constitution are —

What is the President’s job in the lawmaking process?

What is the first step in the lawmaking process?

Legislators make laws in response to —

What happens when the bill goes to the full floor?

Who can introduce bills in Congress?

What happens after a bill is sent out of committee?

1. Committee vote 2. ? 3. Vote in both houses 4. Executive signature. Which step belongs in #2?

Which branch of the national government has the expressed powers to appoint judges, prepare the budget and carry out the laws of the land?

The United States is facing a major budget crisis. Congress has ended its yearly session. Who has the power to call Congress into a special session?

Which house of Congress must a bill pass through in order to become a law?

Which branch of the national government has the expressed powers to declare war, raise taxes, and create laws?