Final exam: How a bill becomes a law Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is another way to say that a bill is formally submitted

A

It is dropped in the hopper

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2
Q

What is a standing committee

A

Permanent committee

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3
Q

What is a select committee

A

Temporary committee

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4
Q

Who is a chairmen

A

Seniority rule in the house

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5
Q

What is the committee make up determined by

A

The percent of the party representation

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6
Q

T/F Most bills die in committee

A

True

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7
Q

What is a filibuster

A

Talking a bill to death

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8
Q

How can a filibuster be ended

A

With a 60 senator vote

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9
Q

What happens if a bill is different in the house than the senate or vice versa

A

A conference committee is set up and they compromise on the bill

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10
Q

What are the three choices the president has on a bill

A
  • Pass it
  • Veto it
  • Pocket veto it
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