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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 25 years old | How old must you be to be in the house of representatives |
| 7 years | How many years must you have lived in the united states to be in the house of representatives |
| 2 years | How long is a term for the house of representatives |
| Unlimited | How many terms can you have in the house of representatives |
| Tax bills | What starts in the house of representatives |
| States population | What is the representation of the house of representatives based on |
| 30 years old | How old must you be to be in the senate |
| 9 years | How many years must you have lived in the united states to be in the senate |
| 6 years | How long is a term for the senate |
| Unlimited | How many terms can you have in the senate |
| Must approve presidential appointments | What is the role of the senate |
| Each state has 2 | How many representatives does each state have in the senate |
| Collect taxes to pay off debts | What is the role of congress in taxation |
| They can regulate trade between other countries and states | What is the role of congres in commerce |
| Congress | What is the only group that can print money and control its value |
| Congress | What is the only group that has the power to declare war |
| Necessary and Proper | What is the elastic cause also referred to as |
| Elastic cause | What is considered the catch all phrase |
| Elastic cause | What allows congress to create any law that it regards as necessary to run our government |
| Elastic Cause | What allows congress to make laws to run our government |
| The house and the senate debate their versions of the bill | What happens after a law is proposed |
| The house and the senate vote on their bill | What happens after the house and the senate debate their versions of the bill |
| The bill goes to a committee to work out the differences | What happens after the house and the senate vote on their bill |
| Both houses vote on the revised bill | What happens after the bill goes to a committee to work out the differences |
| The president can sign or veto it | What happens after both houses vote on the revised bill |
| Congress can override the veto with a 2/3 vote of congress | What happens after the president signs or vetoes a bill |
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