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How a weaker party may impact the law making process?
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Sefoka Lesedi
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The president signs a new bill into law. Some people believe the new bill is unconstitutional. According to the system of checks
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Emma
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In both the house and senate, a bill introduced by a member is next
a. Given a number b. Scheduled for floor debate c. Sent to a
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confused
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If a majority of committee members support a bill, what is likely to happen to it?
A. The committee will pigeonhole the bill B.
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confused
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Help Putting in sentences Please!.
Vote - Senate - Committee – Finance, Vote - House Floor - Third Reading Passed (137-4) –
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Jennifer Haley
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what is the path a bill must take to become a law?
A.) the house or senate introduces a bill, and if both houses approve it and
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Anonymous
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conference committee if the house rejects any changes made by senate it goes to a conferences committee which is comprised of
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Anonymous
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Use the diagram to answer the following question:
Roman Government Senate and assemblies create legislation. Consuls enact
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Alex
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The shifting and close votes in Congress in 2009 on health care reform that responded to positions staked out by industry,
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bev
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Which of the following could be used by a Republican senator to block a bill proposed by the Democratic majority in the Senate?
A
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bev
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Conference committees:
A. are temporary bodies comprised of “hand-picked” senators and representatives. B. are comprised of
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bev
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7. appropriations and higher education are examples of what type of committee
A. standing ** B. ad hoc C. conference D. interim
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Wes
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What is the purpose of the parliamentary process?
(1 point) Responses adapting to change adapting to change finding the right job
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How do party whips influence legislation??
Please help!!
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Dani
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which of the following is an accurate example of exercising legislative power?
A. the president signing a bill into law B.the
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Anastasia
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To become a law, typically a bill must be approved by:
a. The House of Representatives, the Senate, and the President b. The
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Dave
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To become a law, typically a bill must be approved by:
a. The House of Representatives, the Senate, and the President b. The
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Dave
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a two-third vote of both houses will pass a bill over the governor's veto
true false ** if the house make changes the bill goes
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please help
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1. A two thirds majority vote of both houses will pass a bill over to the governor's veto.
A. True B. False 2. If the house makes
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Tori
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One of the main differences in passing a bill is that the House has a _____ which the Senate does not.
rule committee lower
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ryan
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10.a committee may take all of the following actions Except
-passing a bill into law -recommending a bill for further
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coolguy321
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Explain what happens when a bill is vetoed.(1 point) Responses When a bill is vetoed, Congress rejects the bill. When a bill is
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lil beby
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Explain what happens when a bill is vetoed.
When a bill is vetoed, it moves from committee review to chamber review. When a bill
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yup
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which statement accurately analyzes how a new law is enacted after it is passed by congress and signed by the president? (1
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yup
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Which type of commitee must be formed if the House and Senate pass different versions of the same bill?
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?
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the presiding officer of this chamber is chosen by its members?
A.H B.S C.H/S i need help
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Anastasia
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1. Laws begin with ideas that come from Representatives or from a ordinary citizen. Then the citizen writes to their local
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Daisy205
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How does a bill become a law?
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Daisy205
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What is the correct definition of a constituent?
Responses a tactic used by members of Congress to delay a vote on a bill a
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Why is it hard for Congress to pass laws?
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asked anonymously
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Why should the system of Congress passing laws be made eaiser?
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Which term is applied to a legislator who introduces a bill?
president pro tempore sponsor of the bill < ? proponent of the bill
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Lia
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Which term is applied to a legislator who introduces a bill?
president pro tempore sponsor of the bill proponent of the bill
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jimm
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in order for a bill to become a law, is a unanimous decision required
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Student
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Which statement explains what happens when the president issues a pocket veto?(1 point) Responses Congress will adjourn within
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b33ft0ads
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Explain the process for how a bill becomes a law
Utilize 2 actual bills as examples
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anonymous
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When a president signs a law, but makes a written statement about that law, it is referred to as:
A. an amendment. B. a signing
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Amy
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cloture is
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keona smith
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which of following is the reason that governor wright did not accept noble wimberly jones as speaker of the commons hoise
a. he
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somebody help i am new
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What institutional factors lead to a slow legislative process? Is the process too slow? If so, what can be done to speed it up?
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villy
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How a Bill Becomes a Law Quick Check
5 of 55 of 5 Items Question Which table accurately depicts the structure of a final rule?(1
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1. Every month congress passes public work bills. I put true
2.In a roll call vote,is a speaking vote to decide if a bill should
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ga
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Whats the distinguish between bills and resolutions ?
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victoria
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which is not necessary in order for a bill to become a law ?
a) the governor must sign the bill b) a majority vote is needed in
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victoria
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What is the purpose of House Rules Committee?
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Carley
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In both the house and senate, a bill introduced by a member is next
a.Given a number b.Scheduled for floor debate c.Sent to a
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Gisselle
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Which of the following best describes the purpose of a conference committee?(1 point)
Responses to impede the legislative process
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asked anonymously
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[1 Point] (Question 4): Which statement accurately analyzes how a new law is enacted after it is passed by Congress and signed
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Scottish Forest
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[1 Point] (Question 2): Choose the correct answer that explains what happens when a bill is vetoed. Please explain your answer.
A
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Scottish Forest
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Explain in six steps accurately the process for a bill to become a law.
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Scottish Forest
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