Sources of Law: the Legislative and the Executive Branches Answers

You would find a statute in the US Code _____.

Once a President vetoes a bill, what must happen to override his veto?

The President finds a bill under a stack of papers on his desk. It has been sitting there for twelve days. He decides to veto the bill. What happens next?

You are a concerned constituent, and you want to help your House Representatives member or Senator draft a bill that would help the federal government raise revenue. Where should you submit the bill?

George Kildearn is forty years old. He was born in Dublin, Ireland, but has lived in California the past fifteen years, ever since he married his wife, who is a native Californian. He wants to run for office. What do you recommend?

Mary Jameson is thirty-six years old, born in Miami, and a resident of Florida since birth. Based on these facts, what office is she qualified to seek?

Can a naturalized citizen of the United States—that is, someone who was not born in the US, but who successfully has applied for and been granted citizenship—become President of the United States?

What is the number of representatives in the House Representatives per state based on?

How many members sit in Congress?

Which branch of government makes laws?

For business owners to achieve their goals, certain laws guide their business dealings and transactions.