Chapter 4: The Legislative Branch
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1. How old do you have to be in order to run for Senate? *
2. How old do you have to be in order to run for the House of Representatives? *
3. All bills for raising money start in which branch of Congress? *
4. Which branch of Congress approves Presidential nominations? *
5. What is another term for expressed, or listed powers? *
6. Congress is ______, which means it is made up of two chambers. *
7. Which article of the Constitution gives instructions for how to set up Congress and its powers? *
8. A bill has to be passed by which chamber of Congress in order to be signed (or vetoed) by the President? *
9. How can the Supreme Court strike down a law? *
10. How many years do you have to be a U.S. citizen to run for Senate? *
11. How many years do you have to be a U.S. citizen to run for the House of Representatives? *
12. How long is the term for members of the House of Representatives? *
13. How long is the term for Senators? *
14. Where can a bill that wants to become a law start? *
16. Congress has the power to create armies *
17. Congress cannot control business that happens in more than one state *
18. Members of Congress always agree with their political party about bills *
19. If people in Congress do a bad job, voters back home can kick (vote) them out. *
20. Congress can make any law as long as it is “necessary and proper.” *
21. Congress cannot make any laws about immigration *
22. Congress may collect taxes for certain reasons *
23. Both Senators and Representatives have to live in the state the represent *
24. Congress can pass bills over a president's veto with a 2/3rds vote *
25. One power of Congress is the ability to establish post offices, protect patents and copyrights *
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