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- 6. legal order that requires a person to appear or produce requested documents.
- 7. A witness intentionally being uncooperative or obstructive can be prosecuted for ________
- 8. Article I, section 8, clause 18, gives Congress the power to do what is "_________ and proper."
- 11. The president's refusal to spend money Congress has voted for a program.
- 12. A formal accusation of someone in office.
- 13. The ability of Congress to cancel the acts of executive agencies is called a ___________ veto.
- 14. Article I, section 8 of the constitution describing Congress's legislative power. _________ powers
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- 1. When witnesses testify under oath, and lie, they are prosecuted for _______
- 2. The yearly financial plan for the national government. ________ budget.
- 3. Starting from the House and then going to the Senate, _______ bills are laws for raising money.
- 4. The power congress has to regulate trade between the states. __________ commerce.
- 5. A process developed through usage, ______________ bills are laws proposed to authorize spending money.
- 9. Freedom from prosecution for people whose testimony ties them to criminal acts.
- 10. Powers the government has to meet the nation's needs. _______ powers