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A gridlock is a political situation when there is difficulty passing laws that the people need. It is often because of conflicting viewpoints between the two houses of Congress.
1) Political Stalemate
2)Divided Government
3) George W. Bush
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It is the holding of power from one branch by another branch of government to require their concurrence/agreement.
1) Checks and Balances
2) Constitutional Convention
3) 25th Amendment
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Article I says that all legislative Powers will be vested in the Congress which consists of a Senate and House of Representatives.
1) Senators
2) Legislature
3) Constitution
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This was a case fighting the apportioning of Tennessee based off of population because they had an inflated number of people living in rural areas compared to the people who lived in cities.
1)1962
2)Reapportion
3)Supreme Court
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The chairperson is the main officer of an organized group such as a board or committee. This usually also hold the most power and make the final decisions.
1) President
2) Principal
3) John Roberts
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A cloture is used to end a debate in parliamentary setting. It ends with the people taking a vote.
1) Filibuster
2) Tiebreaker
3) Bipartisan
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A United States Congressional Hearing is the principal method by which the US collects and analyzes information when making new legislature.
1) Senate
2) Law Library of Congress
3) Hearing
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Conference Committee is a temporary committee with both the House and Senate. It means that both the House and the Senate must ok a bill before it is sent to the President.
1) Executive
2) Legislative
3) Senate)
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Appropriations provide funding for authorized government agencies and programs.
1) FBI
2) CIA
3) EPA (environmental protection agency)
senate.gov

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A type of bill that allows for certain activities of agencies and programs in the government to go through.
1) Military Use
2) Control funds
3) Congress
aafcs.org

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Committees evaluate bills and laws that relate to their jurisdiction and programs.
1) Armed Serves
2) Education and Labor
3) Energy and Commerce
congress.gov

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Oversight is the monitoring and supervision of federal agencies and programs.
1) Hearings
2) Budget Reviews
3) Congressional Power
history.house.gov

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People who live in a specified area are represented by a representative.
1) Governer
2) Citizens
3) Voting Power
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People in a certain area vote for their representatives as delegates, and they only act as people who send messages to the representatives to make sure that the wishes of the people are heard.
1) Representative Democracy
2) Constitutions
3) Senate
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A delegation petition is a petition that is in the HoR to start a process that bypasses the review of the committee.
1) Majority 218 Vote
2) Committees
3) 30 Days of consideration
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It is a cost that a organization can function without if needed.
1) Nonessential Spending
2) House Apportions
3) Senate Apportions
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This is where 2 different parties hold the executive branch and the legislative branch.
1) Example is Trump Presidency
2) Bipartisan
3) Republic-Democrat
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