The Legislative Branch. Legislative Branch Review 1.Function: Make the Laws 2.Congressional Joint Powers A.collect taxes B.Raise and maintain military.

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The Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch Review 1.Function: Make the Laws 2.Congressional Joint Powers A.collect taxes B.Raise and maintain military C.Grant statehood D.Control national lands E.Regulate interstate trade F.Naturalize citizens G.Declare war H.Control making of currency

Legislative Branch Review 3. Members A.Senate 1. Qualifications a. 30 Years Old b. American citizen for 9 years c. Resident of state elected 2. Method of Selection – Election by the people 3. Term of office – 6 years 4. Members per state – 2 5. Powers reserved for Senate only a. Confirm Presidential appointments b. Approve/reject treaties c. Jury for impeachment trial

Legislative Branch Review B. House of Representatives 1.Qualifications A.25 years old B.U.S. Citizen for 7 years C.Resident of state elected 2.Method of Selection – Election by the people 3.Term of Office – 2 years 4.Members per State – Based on population – 435 total 5.Powers reserved for the House only A.Originates money bills (taxes) B.Begins impeachment process C.Elects President if Electoral College fails to do so

The U.S. Congress in Brief Bicameral Senate 100 members Six years More prestigious House years Reapportioned after each census

How does a Bill become a law? The House Debates the bill The House votes on the bill Amendments can be added during this time. Voting is now electronic Same process in the Senate If versions are the same it goes to the president. If versions are different it goes to a conference committee.