Notes

50. 435 members
51. 100 members
52. passing the act by a 2/3 majority vote in both house and senate
53. a bill is introduced and goes to a committee, debated on and eventually passed by congress and signed by president
54. pass the bill, refuse to report bill, report the bill after amendments are made, report the bill with unfavorable recommendation, report a committee bill
55. delegated, power to declare war, taxes
implied, regulate telecommunications, build interstate highways
inherent, power to defend itself from foreign and domestic enemies, regulating immigration
prohibited, suspend the writ of habeas corpus, tax exports
enumerated, raise and support an army, protect patents and copyright
56. marvel movies because iron man
57. dan Newhouse
58. maria Cantwell, patty Murray ??
59. manipulate the boundaries to favor one party or class
60. the process that decides which seats in the house of representatives are distributed among the 50 states
61. a procedure where one or more members of a legislator prolong debate to delay or entirely prevent a decision
62. a procedure for ending a debate and taking a vote, if 2/3 agree you can end debate
63. to break a tie
64. a temporary panel with people from the house and senate made to resolve differences on major or controversial legislation
65. when a personal makes a barely political comment is assumed to have a certain political belief without ascertaining it
66. says that the federal government only has those powers delegated in the constitution
67. allows congress the ability to make laws or act where the constitution doesn't give it authority to act
68. no laws should take effect until an election of representatives have intervened
69. if a federal office commits a crime or acts improperly, the house of representatives may impeach, leading to a impeachment trial and could be removed from office
70. legislation, debating and developing legislative proposals
constituency service, act as representatives
oversight and investigation, seeing that laws are administered to congressional intent
congressional leadership, hold position of chair or ranking minority members ona commitee or subcommittee
71. 2
72. chief of state, head of the government
chief executive, executive powers, extends to foreign affairs
chief administrator, in charge of executive branch of federal government
chief diplomat, the main author of Americans foreign policy
73. 2008 fearless album
74. 35 years old, must be natural born citizen, and must have lived in US for at least 14 years
75. no person can be elected for president more than twice
76. iowa
77. new hampshire
78. caucus meetings are arranged by either the state or political party to take place at a certain date and time. voting is done by raising hands. primaries are a direct statewide process of selecting candidates. primary voters cast secret ballots
79. practice where a political candidate chooses a running mate with goal of bringing more appeal to the campaign
80. declare you want to be a candidate, primaries and caucuses choosing delegates to attend national convection, national conventions become official nominee of party, try and gain support for their campaign, popular vote people choose who they wat state electors to vote for, electorl college electors choose, president in chosen
81. a vote that is seen as going to any number of canidates in an election
82. any state that can be reasonably won by either democratic or republican candidates
83. 12
84. allowed 2 for each senator, plus the number of its representatives
85. 270
86. yes lol
87. established congresses rights to impose a federal income tax
88. a body of high ranking state officials
89. the amount, usually money, is too small??? orrrr an excess of expenditure or liabilities over income or assets in a given period
90. a countries debt from financial liabilities of the government sector
91. custom duties on merchandise imports
92. a tax which the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases
93. article 3
94. the right of a court to hear a case for the first time
95. the power to reverse or modify the lower courts decision
96. a written legal argument that is presented to a court to aid it in reaching a conclusion
97. majority vote of the justices of judges hearing the case
98. a written opinion by one or more judges of a court that agrees with the decision made by majority of the court, but states differnt reasons as the basis for their decision
99. an opinion written by a judge or sumpreme court justice who disagrees with the majority opinion in a given case