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Bicamera l- When a legislative body has two houses.

Whip- Ensures party members vote in line with the party platform.

President Pro Tempore- leads Senate when the Vice President isn't there. Highest-ranking official of the United States.

Majority Leader- Typically sets floor agenda, and oversees committee chairmen.

Minority Leader- Leader of the opposition. They set the agenda for party with less people.

House of Representatives- The lower house of the United States of Congress. There are 435 representatives.

Senate- The upper house of the United States of Congress. There are 100 members.

Congressional District- Based on population. Census determines how many representatives per each state every 10 years.

Gerrymander- Drawing a district's boundaries in an odd shaped manner in order to benefit one political party over another.

Legislative Branch- The branch of government where they write, debate, and make laws.

Checks and Balances- Makes sure no branch gets too powerful.

Special Committee- Committee who studies more temporary problems.

Standing Committee- Permanent committees of Congress who study, revise, and pass legislation.

Conference Committee- When both houses come together to smooth out the differences between their perspective .

Bill- Documents that explain what laws are going to be about.

Majority Vote- when the candidate has more than half the total of votes.

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According to Article 1, some powers of Congress are-

collecting taxes

Borrow money on the credit of the United States.

To regulate. Commerce with foreign Nations.

To coin Money.

To establish Post Offices and  Roads.

To declare War.

To raise and support Armies.

The regulation of commerce.

According to Article 1, some limitations of Congress are-

suspend the writ of habeas corpus.

pass bills of attainder.

pass ex post facto laws

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-Qualifications and Duties Of A Congressman-

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-Qualifications and Duties Of A Congressman-

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The qualifications for becoming a Congressman are

You have to be at least 25 years old

Have to be a citizen of the United States for the past seven years

Have to be a resident of a state

Jobs/Earnings of a Congressman

Attending sessions of congress and voting

Represent the citizens of the district

A 2 year term (unlimited)

Educating the public

Helping constituents

174,000$ annually