Define the following vocabulary terms in your Warm-Up Section: Special-Interest Group Rider Filibuster Cloture End.

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Define the following vocabulary terms in your Warm-Up Section: Special-Interest Group Rider Filibuster Cloture End

1 Doc. Analysis Practice2 The Bill of Rights 3The Most Important Rights4 Bill of Rights Mysteries 5Making Connections 6 Your 1 st Bill of Rights 7Amendments Amendments Structure of Congress10 Congressional Apportionment 11The Powers of Congress12 Expressed and Implied Powers 13How Congress Works14 Congress in a FLASH 15How a Bill Becomes a Law16 How a Bill Becomes a Law 17I’m Just a Bill18 Why We Need Congress

I’m Just a Bill I’m just a bill. Yes, I’m only a bill. And I’m sitting here on Capitol Hill. Well, it’s a long, long journey To the capital city. It’s a long, long wait While I’m sitting in committee, But I know I’ll be a law someday At least I hope and pray that I will, But today I am still just a bill.

17 What are the 6 steps in passing a bill? I’m Just a Bill

Why We Need Congress 18 Time to learn about why we need to keep Congress around!! ;)

Battle of the Plans! 1.When may cell phones be used? 2.When is texting allowed? 3.May students listen to music on cell phones during class? 4.What should happen if a student makes a cell phone call during class? 5.May students use the Internet on their cell phones during class?