civics chapter1-7

2. two ways law makers are influenced by their party
4. this sets out fedarel program and specifically how much money max be appointed
6. requirements to be a member of senate
10. what are requirements to be a member of the house of rep
12. what are the four basics kinds of commities
13. rejection of a bill by the president
16. mandatory contributing levied by the government on individuals or companies to fund public services
18. boundary to give one politic part an unfair advantage
19. ability of supreme court to rule on uncostutinol law
20. a bill that deals with induvidule people and places
22. a person who already holds office and is running for reelection
23. once a bill had been passed by the committee it goes
27. who can introduced a bill
28. a proposed law that has been introduced but not sighned
29. these are social programs that the government must pay for because the law entitiles certain people to benefits
30. a method of debating a bill in the Senate by stalling less than holding the vote

1. a person or group of interst who contacts law or other government officials to influence there policy makeing
3. a bill that deals with genaral matters and applies to the entire nation
5. a measure that the four of law if pass by both houses and signed by president
7. who is office and most powerful leader of the house of representive
8. two house legilater
9. if Congress cant agree on a budget by the dead line they pass this
11. a funding it provides leagell authorities to spend money that was previously authorized
13. two influences on law makers
14. term for the rep
15. once introduced a bill goes to the appropriate for hearings
17. organized groups of people who share common goals and try to influence goverment policy
21. who does the constution make as presdent of the senate
24. this is a commitie debates aments and rewrites laws before it moves to full chamber
25. leader of senate if vice president I's absence
26. is the term of office for a senater