Politics of the United States
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- At the Constitutional Convention, the proposal to create a two-chamber legislature-with representative in both houses based on each state's population-was known as the
- During the process of ratifying the Constitution, what was true of the three most populous states, Virginia, Massachusetts, and New York?
- To extend a debate to prevent a bill from coming to a vote
- Both houses of Congress depend on ________
- House elections are held in _____ of ____ numbered years
- ____ a district means drawing lines so they include as many of the opposing party's voters as possible.
- A filibuster can be stopped with ______ which limits the time
- 25 years old, citizen for 7 years, legal resident of the state
- Once a bill makes it out of committee it goes to _________
- The Census is taken every ____ years
- 30 years old, citizen for 9 years, legal resident of the state they precide over
- ____ a district means dividing the opponent's voters into other districts to weaken the opponents voter's base
- All laws introduced are placed in the _______
- Most procedures in Congress are organized around _______
- Minimum people needed for official legislative action
- If the House consents to unanimously to debate a bill out of regular order
- Used for petitions to discharge a bill from committee
- Gerrymandering is the dividing of a district with equal populations, but with boundary lines that ____
- New congressional terms begin on _____ in ______ numbered years
- A law that requires lobbyists to clearly state who their clients are and what they are lobbying for is