Legislative Branch

5. Leader of the House of Representatives.
7. The process that begins in the House to accuse a public official of misconduct.
11. They keep track of voting and ensure party discipline in Congress.
13. Permanent committees designed to study and revise proposed legislation.
14. The person who leads the Senate when the Vice President is absent.

1. The privilege allowing members to send job-related mail without postage.
2. The house where all revenue bills must begin.
3. The compromise that created two houses in Congress.
4. This chamber's membership is based on state population.
6. This plan proposed representation based on population.
8. This Senate power is required for Presidential appointments and treaties.
9. This chamber has equal representation with 2 members per state.
10. This plan proposed equal representation.
12. Type of Congressional power that comes from the Necessary and Proper Clause.
15. Type of Congressional power directly stated in the Constitution.