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1 Unit III Exam Review

2 Big List: 15 points 5 Terms Same grading rules apply.
Oddly, 4/5 terms are from Unit III

3 Chronology: 5 points How a Bill becomes a Law

4 Multiple Choice: 5 points
6 questions Committees Committee Placement Leadership positions

5 Support or Attack: 5 points
Question deals with Controversial Congressional Issues Seniority System Pork Barrel Legislation Term Limits Gerrymandering

6 Political Cartoon Analysis: 5 points
Pork Barrel Legislation

7 Essay: 15 points Delegated and Implied powers of Congress
Use of the Elastic Clause

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