American Government- Unit 3 Review

Front

After a committee in one chamber votes in favor of a bill, the bill _______.

Back

Goes to the other chamber.

Front

For a bill to become law _______.

Back

It must be ratified in both houses of Congress.

Front

What occurs when the President vetoes a bill?

Back

It gets sent back to Congress for a chance to be overridden with a 2/3 vote.

Front

Which state has the most seats in the House of Representatives?

Back

California

Front

Which committee works to make House and Senate versions of bills the same?

Back

Conference

Front

Which power belongs only to the U.S. House of Representatives? Options: to negotiate foreign treaties, to introduce revenue bills, to overturn presidential vetoes, to confirm federal appointments

Back

to introduce revenue bills

Front

How many electoral votes does a candidate need to become president?

Back

270

Front

Which amendment addresses the number of years a President can serve?

Back

22

Front

Which of the following statements about the number of electors per state is TRUE? The number of electors per state equals the same number of representatives in the House of Representatives, The number of electors per state equals the same number of Senators., The number of electors per state equals the number of representatives plus the number of Senators., The number of electors per state is decided by the President.

Back

The number of electors per state equals the number of representatives plus the number of Senators.

Front

Which cabinet department handles foreign relations with other countries?

Back

State Department