1. Review Block U.S. Congress
Unit 4

2. Article 1, Section 8

3. Conference Committee

4. Budget & Impoundment
Control Act 1974

5. Casework

6. Pocket Veto

7. House Rules Committee

8. Enumerated, delegated
Expressed powers

9. Legislative Veto

10. Committee Chairs

11. Seniority system

12. Junket

13. Majority Leader

14. Veto

15. Sub-government
Iron Triangle

16. War Powers Act 1973

17. Power of the Purse

18. General Accountability
Office (GAO)

19. Impoundment

20. Speaker of the House

21. Minority Leader

22. Standing Committee

23. Congressional Budget
Office (CBO

24. Incumbent

25. Office of Management
& Budget (OMB)

26. Omnibus legislation

27. Safe seat

28. Reapportionment

29. Implied Powers

30. Congressional Research
Service (CRS)

31. Gerrymandering

32. Whips

33. Impeachment

34. Select Committees

35. Miller v. Johnson 1995

36. Art. 1, sect. 8, Cl. 18

37. Pork Barrel

38. Senatorial Courtesy

39. Bill

40. Cloture

41. Policy Gridlock

42. Vetting

43. Legislative oversight

44. Double Tracking

45. Mark-up session

46. Racial Gerrymandering

47. Joint Committee

48. Policymaking Institutions

49. Concurrent Resolution

50. Filibuster

51. Simple Resolution

52. Joint Resolution

53. Great Compromise

54. Population

55. Equality – 2 per state

56. Closed Rule

57. INS v. Chadha, 1983

58. Clinton v. N.Y., 1998

59. Logrolling

60. Hold

61. Restricted Rule

62. Open Rule

63. Multiple Referrals

64. Sequential Referrals

65. Discharge petition

66. Public Bill

67. Division Vote

68. Roll Call vote

69. Teller Vote

70. 6 years

71. Private Bill

72. Quorum

73. Quorum Call

74. Voice vote

75. Rider

76. Unanimous consent
Agreement

77. House of Representatives

78. Senate

79. Senate

80. House of Representatives

81. House of Representatives

82. Senate

83. # of SC Justices

84. Appropriations Commitee

85. Necessary & Proper Clause
Elastic Clause

86. Pork Barreling

87. Foreign Policy

88. Checks & Balances

89. Standing Committees

90. Senate Judiciary Committee

91. Divided Government

92. Advice & consent

93. Appropriations Bill

94. Bicameral

95. Bipartisan

96. Coattails

97. Commerce Clause

98. Constant “Continuous”
Campaign

99. Constituent

100. Continuing Resolution

101. Continuous Body

102. Emolument

103. Fast-track authority

104. Floor

105. Franking Privilege

106. Impeachment

107. Midterm Elections

108. Open Seat

109. Quorum

110. Revolving Door

111. Senatorial Courtesy

112. Session

113. Term

114. Pigeon Hole

115. Christmas Tree bill

116. 218 votes

117. 51 votes

118. 60 votes (3/5 Majority)

119. 290 votes

120. 67 votes

121. Simple majority 218

122. 67 votes
supermajority

123. 67 (Senate) & 290 (H)
Supermajority

124. 67 votes
Supermajority

125. 51 (S) or 218 (H)
Simple Majority

126. 51 votes
Simple Majority

127. U.S. Term Limits v. Thornton

128. House of Representatives

129. Subcommittees

130. Ranking member

131. Congressional Caucus

132. Trustee

133. Instructed Delegate

134. Politicos

135. 25 years old

136. 30 years old

137. 2 years

138. American citizen, 7 yrs

139. American citizen; 9yrs

140. 17th Amendment

141. Direct election by voters

142. State legislators

143. House of Representatives

144. Senate

145. Gerrymandering

146. Cracking

147. Packing

148. Baker v. Carr, 1962

149. Wesberry v. Sanders, 1964

150. Shaw v. Reno, 1993

151. Miller v. Johnson, 1995