Simone Thornton-Chapter 5 sections 3,4

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Across
  1. 4. address the major areas in which most proposed laws fall
  2. 6. the chair of a committee has gone to the most senior majority senator
  3. 8. members from the House and Senate
  4. 10. proposed laws
  5. 11. the person who presides in the absence of the president of the Senate
  6. 13. vice president
  7. 14. drawing district boundaries for political advantage
  8. 15. seats are redistributed among the states based on the results of the census
  9. 16. a rule allowed for the development of a practice
Down
  1. 1. carry out specific tasks not already covered by existing committees
  2. 2. a meeting of all the House members from a particular political party
  3. 3. an end to a debate
  4. 5. the most powerful position
  5. 7. majority leader that manages the actions and strategy of the party in the House
  6. 9. the most powerful member and the presiding officer of the House
  7. 12. encourage fellow party members to vote