Legislative Branch

Question 1

Why is Congress considered a bicameral legislature?Both Democrats and Republicans can be elected to Congress.Both the House and the Senate can vote to override a presidential veto.The Constitution gives both impeachment and appointment powers to Congress.There are two chambers of Congress: the House of Representatives and the Senate.

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There are two chambers of Congress: the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Question 2

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Question 3

1✔ 23

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Question 4

3✔ 45

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Question 5

6✔ 78

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Question 6

67✔ 8

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Question 7

34✔ 5

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Question 8

5✔ 67

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Question 9

Question 186265

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Use the drop-down menus to place these steps in the correct order from 1 to 8 for how a bill becomes a law.The bill is introduced in Congress.: 3; A member of Congress proposes an idea for a law.: 1; The idea is written into a bill. Other legislators sign on as cosponsors.: 2; The bill is sent to committee for review.: 4; The bill is sent to the other chamber to be approved by a vote.: 7; The bill goes to the president for approval to be signed into law.: 8; Once approved, the bill is sent back to where it started to be read again.: 5; The bill is voted on in the chamber in which it started.: 6

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