1. 5-1, 5-2 & 5-4

3. Chapter 5 Lesson 1 Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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5. Legislative Branch Structure of Congress

6. Congress Bicameral it has two parts, Framers sought a compromise on the issue of state representation in Congress.

7. Constitution 1787, delegates from the smaller states wanted each state to have Equal Representation

8. Constitution 1787, delegates from the larger states wanted state representation based on Population

9. Terms of Congress are divided into Two Sessions.

10. 535 members in Congress

11. Census (population count) used to determine each state’s number of representatives, every ten years

12. House of Representative members sent by each state can change based on the population of the state. 435

13. Gerrymander way to draw district boundaries that favors one party over another

14. Political Party that controls the state legislature, draws the congressional districts, at the time of redistricting would have more control over how the district lines are drawn

15. Majority Party political party with more than half the members of the House or Senate.

16. House 435 members, serve two-year terms represent districts within their states. Bradley Byrne Alabama District 1

17. Speaker of the House Leader of the House of Representatives, majority party leader; next in line for the office of president after president and the vice president. Paul Ryan

18. Speaker of the House steers legislation through the House and is in charge of floor debates.

19. Senate each state has an equal number of representatives = Two

20. Senate has 100 members, who are elected to six-year terms
Senate has 100 members, who are elected to six-year terms. Senators represent the entire state

21. Alabama Senators Luther Strange Richard Shelby

22. Vice President Mike Pence most powerful members of the Senate (presiding officer of the Senate),

23. President Pro Tempore leads the Senate in the absence of the vice president Orin Hatch

24. President Pro Tempore longest serving member of the majority party and the floor leader Orin Hatch

25. Mitch McConnell majority leader of Senate

26. Public Opinion plays a larger role on the House of Representatives because they are up for reelection every two years.

27. Constituent person from a legislator’s district

28. Influence of Constituents on a member of Congress depends in large part on the length of the lawmaker’s term

29. Senators, the constituents influence is somewhat tempered by their longer term of office.

30. Committee System major tool for handling the volume of Proposed Laws (Bill) introduced each session.

31. Committee 3 Types; Standing - Permanent, Select - Temporary, Joint - both houses

32. Committee Chairperson decides who will serve on each of the subcommittees.

33. Select Committees Do specific job for a limited time.

34. Joint Committee members from both houses

35. Seniority System longer-serving members of Congress get the best committee assignments

36. Seniority System Congress does not have to appoint committee chairs according to seniority

37. Seniority System prevents fights over committee jobs and ensures that chairpersons have experience

38. Seniority System overlooks talented people in favor of those who have more time in

39. Copy questions and underline answers.
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40. 6. What do we call Congress, because it has two parts? 158

41. 7. During the writing of the Constitution in 1787, what did the delegates from the smaller states want? 158

42. 8. How is each term of Congress divided? 159

43. 9. What can make the number of House-of-Representative members each state sends change? 160

44. 10. Who is the leader of the House of Representatives
10. Who is the leader of the House of Representatives? 161 Speaker Who is next in line after the vice president to become president? 161

45. 11. What is a person from a legislator’s district? 160

46. 12. What is used to determine each state’s number of representatives

47. 13. What can change the number of House- of-Representative members sent by each state? 160

48. 14. In which legislative house does each state has an equal number of representatives? 161

49. 15. What is the system in which longer- serving members of Congress get the best committee assignments? 164

50. 16. What committees are formed to do a specific job for a limited period of time. Once their assigned task is finished, the committees are disbanded? 163

51. 17. What is the political party to which more than half the members of the House or Senate belong? 161

52. 18. Who decides who will serve on each of the subcommittees? 164

53. 19. What overlooks talented people in favor of those who have seniority? 164

54. 20. What is a way to draw district boundaries that favors one party over another? 160

57. 6.Bicameral
7. Equal-Representation
8. Two-Sessions
9. Population
10. Speaker-of-the-House
11. Constituent
12. Census
13. Population
14. Senate
15. Seniority
16. Select
17. Majority-Party
18. Chairperson
19. Seniority-System
20. Gerrymander

58. 6. What is Congress considered because it has two parts? 158 Bicameral
7. During the writing of the Constitution in 1787, what did the delegates from the smaller states want? 158 Equal-Representation
8. How is each term of Congress is divided? Two-Sessions
9. What can make the number of House-of-Representative members sent by each state can change? 160 Population
10. Who is the leader of the House of Representatives? 161 Speaker Who is next in line after the vice president to become president? 161 Speaker-of-the-House
11. What is a person from a legislator’s district? 160 Constituent
12. What is used to determine each state’s number of representatives? 160 Census
13. What can change the number of House-of-Representative members sent by each state? 160 Population
14. In which legislative house does each state has an equal number of representatives? 161 Senate
15. What is the system in which longer-serving members of Congress get the best committee assignments? 164 Seniority
16. What committees are formed to do a specific job for a limited period of time. Once their assigned task is finished, the committees are disbanded? 163 Select
17. What is the political party to which more than half the members of the House or Senate belong? 161 Majority-Party
18. Who decides who will serve on each of the subcommittees? 164 Chairperson
19. What overlooks talented people in favor of those who have seniority? 164 Seniority-System
20. What is a way to draw district boundaries that favors one party over another? 160 Gerrymander

60. Chapter 5 Lesson 2 Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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62. Legislative Branch Powers of Congress

63. Congress Qualifications
Representative
25 Years Old
7 Years Citizen
Resident of State
Senate
30 Years Old
9 Years Citizen
Resident of State

64. Congress Benefits $174,000 Office Space Parking Trips Home
Franking Privilege
Job Related Mail
Life and Health

65. Make-Laws Congress most basic and important power

66. Enumerated Powers are Expressed Power

67. Expressed Power clearly stated in the Constitution Examples: declare war, coin money, borrow money

68. Congress has the power Coin Money Make Currency

69. Congress has the power to Declare War

70. Congress has the power to Borrow Money to Manage Federal Budget

71. Implied Power not stated, derived from Article I, Section 8, Clause 18 of the Constitution, “Necessary and Proper” to carry out its expressed powers

72. Implied Power Examples: Draft people into the Armed Forces, Federal Reserve

73. Borrow Money Regulate Economy Federal Reserve

74. House of Representation based on Population

75. Senate has the power to approve or reject the president’s nominees for various offices

76. Including Supreme Court justices, federal judges, and ambassadors

77. Veto president’s refusal to sign a bill

78. Congressional override of veto is rare Two/Thirds of both Houses (357)

79. Limits on Congress Power Bills of Attainder punish without a trial

80. Limits on Congress Power Writ of Habeas Corpus bring a person to court

81. Limits on Congress Power Ex Post Facto Laws declaring an act is a crime after committed

82. Nonlegislative Power Constitutional Amendments proposed by Joint Resolution

83. Nonlegislative Power Impeach to accuse officials of misconduct in office

84. Copy questions and underline answers.
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85. 6. What type of power allows Congress to draft people into the armed forces? 167

86. 7. Name a Nonlegislative power of Congress. 168

87. 8. What forces the government to bring a person to court? 169

88. 9. What is to accuse officials of misconduct in office? 168

89. 10. What is a law that punishes a person without a fair trial? 169

90. 11. What is the president’s refusal to sign a bill? 169

91. 12. What are enumerated powers? 165

92. 13. What type of Congressional power is coining money? 165

93. 14.  The power of Congress to is the most basic and important. 167

94. 15. Who has the power to declare war? 167

95. 16. Who has the power to reject a presidents nominees to the Supreme Court? 168

97. 6. Implied
7. Proposing-Amendments
8. Habeas Corpus
9. Impeach
10. Bill-of-Attainder
11. Veto
12. Expressed
13. Enumerated
14. Make-Laws
15. Congress
16. Senate

98. 6. What type of power allows Congress to draft people into the armed forces? 167 Implied
7. Name a Nonlegislative power of Congress. 168 Proposing-Amendments
8. What forces the government to bring a person to court? 169 Habeas Corpus
9. What is to accuse officials of misconduct in office? 168 Impeach
10. What is a law that punishes a person without a fair trial? 169 Bill-of-Attainder
11. What is the president’s refusal to sign a bill? 169 Veto
12. What are enumerated powers? 165 Expressed
13. What type of Congressional power is coining money? 165 Enumerated
14.  The power of Congress to is the most basic and important. 167 Make-Laws
15. Who has the power to declare war? 167 Congress
16. Who has the power to reject a presidents nominees to the Supreme Court? 168 Senate

101. Chapter 5 Lesson 4 Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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103. Legislative Branch How a Bill Becomes a Law

104. Special-Interest-Group organization that tries to influence government decisions

105. Joint Resolutions passed by both houses of Congress

106. Constitutional Amendments proposed by Joint Resolution

107. Ideas for new laws originate 1)private citizens, 2)president or his administration, 3)special-interest groups.

108. Congressional Bill Order. Standing Committee Action. Floor Action
Congressional Bill Order *Standing Committee Action *Floor Action *Conference Action

109. Standing Committee Action

110. Standing Committee. Pass the bill. Make changes bill
Standing Committee *Pass the bill *Make changes bill *Replace the original bill *Ignore bill (“pigeonholing”) *Kill the bill outright

111. Pigeonhole bill dies in committee

112. Floor Action - Debating Bill

113. Proposed Bill can be amended to include completely irrelevant provisions, in the Senate

114. Rider unrelated amendment tacked onto a bill

115. After being introduced on the floor, a bill moves to Floor Debate

116. Debating Bills on the floor of Congress part of the lawmaking process

117. Filibuster Senators can speak for an unlimited number of hours, a strategy to persuade a sponsor to withdraw the bill 24 Hours 18 Minutes Strom Thurman

118. Cloture ends a filibuster three-fifths (60) of senators voting limits time for Senator to speak on a law

119. Conference Action make Bill same for both houses

120. Voice Vote simplest method of voting in Congress

121. Standing Vote In favor of Bill stand and be counted

122. Roll Call Vote Respond Aye or No as names are called.

123. Pocket Veto used to limit debate on a bill, one way the president can kill a bill

124. Pocket Veto If the president takes no action on a bill for ten days while Congress is in session, the bill becomes law

125. Congressional Override of a presidential veto is rare. 359 votes

126. Copy questions and underline answers.
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127. 6. What happens when a committee Pigeonholes a bill? 178

128. 7. What can be ended by three-fifths of the senators voting for cloture? 180

129. 8. Name a part of the lawmaking process. 178

130. 9. What happens with a bill after being introduced on the floor? 179

131. 10. What is a resolution passed by both houses of Congress? 177

132. 11. What is used to limit debate on a bill, one way the president can kill a bill? 181

133. 12. What proposes Constitutional amendments? 177

134. 13. What is a procedure for ending debate and taking a vote? 180

135. 14. What is an unrelated amendment tacked onto a bill? 178

136. 15. What is the simplest method of voting in Congress? 180

137. 16. What is an organization that tries to influence government decisions? 178

140. 6. What happens when a committee Pigeonholes a bill? 178 Dies
7. What can be ended by three-fifths of the senators voting for cloture? 180 Filibuster
8. Name a part of the lawmaking process. 178 Debating-Bills
9. What happens with a bill after being introduced on the floor? 179 Floor-Debate
10. What is a resolution passed by both houses of Congress? 177 Joint
11. What is used to limit debate on a bill, one way the president can kill a bill? 181 Pocket Veto
12. What proposes Constitutional amendments? 177 Joint-Resolution
13. What is a procedure for ending debate and taking a vote? 180 Cloture
14. What is an unrelated amendment tacked onto a bill? 178 Rider
15. What is the simplest method of voting in Congress? 180 Voice-Vote
16. What is an organization that tries to influence government decisions? 178 Special-Interest

142. Civics 5 Quiz Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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143. Do not write on quiz. 1. 16. Name 2. 17. Date 3. 18. Period
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144. Civics 5 - Illustration
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145. Congressional Qualifications
Committees
Make Laws
Coin Money
Borrow Money
Representation in House
Pocket Veto
Speaker of the House
Pigeonhole
Draft for Military
Non-Legislative Powers
Filibuster
Small States
Congressional Terms
Bicameral
Lawmaking Process
Habeas Corpus

146. Congressional Qualifications
Committees
Make Laws
Coin Money
Borrow Money
Representation in House
Pocket Veto
Speaker of the House
Pigeonhole
Draft for Military
Non-Legislative Powers
Filibuster
Small States
Congressional Terms
Bicameral
Lawmaking Process
Habeas Corpus

148. Civics 5 Illustration Describe the job of a member of the House or Senate. Create a Help Wanted Advertisement for a member of Congress. In the ad include, benefits and salary 5-2, qualifications 15-2, responsibilities 5-2 and skills needed. Ad must cover entire page and be in color.

149. Writing (Labels)= 35 Points (at least a half inch)
Major Grade
Writing (Labels)= 35 Points (at least a half inch)
Illustration (Picture) = 35 Points
Entire Page = 15 Points
Color = 15 Points

150. Civics 5 Illustration Create a law and illustrate the path it must take to become a law.

151. List the candidate you want to support.
List three(3) issues that make you want to support this candidate.

152. Writing (Labels)= 40 Points (at least an inch)
Major Grade
Writing (Labels)= 40 Points (at least an inch)
Illustration (Picture) = 30 Points
Entire Page = 15 Points
Color = 15 Points

155. Civics 5 Test Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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156. Civics 5 Test Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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157. Civics 5 Test Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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158. Civics 5 Test Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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159. Do not write on Test. 1. 16. Name 2. 17. Date 3. 18. Period
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161. C 5 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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162. C 5 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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163. C 5 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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164. C 5 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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165. Congressional Qualifications
Committees
Make Laws
Coin Money
Borrow Money
Representation in House
Pocket Veto
Speaker of the House
Pigeonhole
Draft for Military
Non-Legislative Powers
Filibuster
Small States
Congressional Terms
Bicameral
Lawmaking Process
Habeas Corpus

166. Just the Facts: Understanding Government: Legislative Branch 44:06
Almost Painless Guide: Legislative Branch 21:12
History Kids: How a Bill Becomes a Law 19:07
Just the Facts: American History: Little Known Facts of American History 51:34

172. Civics Chapter 5 Lesson 1 Independent Practice Copy questions and underline answers.
6. What do we call Congress, because it has two parts? 158
7. During the writing of the Constitution in 1787, what did the delegates from the smaller states want? 158
8. How is each term of Congress divided? 159
9. What can make the number of House-of-Representative members each state has change? 160
10. Who is the leader of the House of Representatives? 161
11. What is a person from a legislator’s district? 160
12. What is used to determine each state’s number of representatives? 160
13. What can change the number of House-of-Representative members sent by each state? 160
14. In which legislative house does each state has an equal number of representatives? 161
15. What is the system in which longer-serving members of Congress get the best committee assignments? 164
16. What committees are formed to do a specific job for a limited period of time. Once their assigned task is finished, the committees are disbanded? 163
Civics Chapter 5 Lesson 2 Independent Practice Copy questions and underline answers.
6. What type of power allows Congress to draft people into the armed forces? 167
7. Name a Nonlegislative power of Congress. 168
8. What forces the government to bring a person to court? 169
9. What is to accuse officials of misconduct in office? 168
10. What is a law that punishes a person without a fair trial? 169
11. What is the president’s refusal to sign a bill? 169
12. What are enumerated powers? 165
13. What type of Congressional power is coining money? 165
14.  The power of Congress to is the most basic and important. 167
15. Who has the power to declare war? 167
16. Who has the power to reject a presidents nominees to the Supreme Court? 168
Civics Chapter 5 Lesson 4 Independent Practice Copy questions and underline answers.
6. What happens when a committee Pigeonholes a bill? 178
7. What can be ended by three-fifths of the senators voting for cloture? 180
8. Name a part of the lawmaking process. 178
9. What happens with a bill after being introduced on the floor? 179
10. What is a resolution passed by both houses of Congress? 177
11. What is used to limit debate on a bill, one way the president can kill a bill? 181
12. What proposes Constitutional amendments? 177
13. What is a procedure for ending debate and taking a vote? 180
14. What is an unrelated amendment tacked onto a bill? 178
15. What is the simplest method of voting in Congress? 180
16. What is an organization that tries to influence government decisions? 178
Civics 5 Illustration
Describe the job of a member of the House or Senate by creating a Help Wanted Advertisement for a member of Congress. In the ad include, benefits and salary 171, qualifications 171, responsibilities 170 and skills needed. Ad must cover entire page and be in color.

181. Civics 14 & 15 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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182. Civics 14 & 15 - Video Enter room, and take assigned seat quietly
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