'President pro tempore' diaporamas de présentation

Flash Card Review

Flash Card Review. How many Representatives are there in the House of Representatives? . 435. How many Senators are there in the Senate?. 100. How many Representatives does Missouri have?. 9. How many Senators does each state have?. 2.

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25 and 30

Respectively, the minimum age requirement for members of the House of Representatives and the Senate. 25 and 30. Respectively, members of the House and the Senate are required to have resided in the United States for at least how many years?. 7 and 9.

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Chapter 10 - 12 The Organization of Congress

Chapter 10 - 12 The Organization of Congress. Section 1 Congressional Membership. Congressional Sessions. Each term of Congress has two sessions. Each session lasts until Congress votes to adjourn. Membership of the House.

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Legislative Branch

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The U.S. Congress

The U.S. Congress. House of Representatives And the Senate Chapter 11. Differences between Congress and Parliament . Major Differences? Advantages? Disadvantages? Intentions of Founders with Congress Do we have gridlock? Separation of powers, Parties, legislative process. Bicameralism.

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American government

American government. Unit 4. Lesson 22 pages 151-160. How does Congress perform its functions in the American Constitutional System?

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Members of Congress

Members of Congress. Breaking it down!. Members of the House of Representatives . Unit 6 Part 3. Members of the House of Representatives. Speaker of the House. The presiding officer of the House and most powerful leader Chosen from the Majority party Jobs:

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Congress is Action 112 th Congress

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Objective 27b

Objective 27b. Identify the role of leadership positions in Congress, including the role of the Speaker of the House, Vice President serving as President of the Senate, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, and party leaders and whips in both Houses of Congress.

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Unit 4: The Legislative Branch

Unit 4: The Legislative Branch. Introduction to Congress. Legal Basis of Congress Found in Article I of Constitution A Bicameral Congress Definition: a legislative body made up of two houses Reasons: Historical : British Parliament consisted of two houses

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Congress

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How a Bill becomes a Law (in 11 not so easy steps)

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Congress: Part 3-Congress at Work

Congress: Part 3-Congress at Work. Sec.1: How a bill becomes a law. A. Proposing a Law 1. Bill: A proposed law 2. Only Congressmen can intro. bill 3. Sponsor: Member who introduces a bill. B. Sources of Bills 1. 80% come from Pres/Exec Branch. 2. Special-interest groups. 3. Constituents

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The Legislative Branch

The Legislative Branch. How Congress is Organized. Bicameral Legislature. Conflict at Constitutional Convention Smaller states = equal representation Larger states = population based. Bicameral Legislature. The Great Compromise Upper House = Senate Lower House = House of Representatives

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Chapter 12 Section 1

Chapter 12 Section 1. Organization of the Legislative Branch. Objective. You will be able to identify the key positions within the Legislative branch and what they do. Basics. This 1 st day of a new term (every 2 years) is January 3 of every odd numbered year

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Mr. Smith Goes To Washington

Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. A Lesson About The Senate. Jefferson Smith Becomes a Senator. 17 th Amendment allows Governor of State to Appoint a replacement When a vacancy occurs Four States require a special election be held Senator only finishes current term of vacating Senator

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How Congress is organized

How Congress is organized. Ch.8 Sec.3. A Law is Born. How A Bill Becomes Law A bill is proposed by a representative in either House The bill is sent to a committee to be studied and receive recommended changes A majority in both Houses must vote to pass the bill

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Legislative Branch

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Congress Organizes

Chapter 12 Section 1. Congress Organizes. Congress Convenes. Opening Day in the House January 3 rd every odd-numbered year Appoint a Speaker and adopt rules to govern their proceedings Mostly a formality Opening Day in the Senate It is a continuous body organized since 1789

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Presidential Qualifications

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