Across
- 3. A vote required to end the Senate filibuster; requires 60 votes
- 4. A proposed law
- 5. To accuse a government official of wrongdoing while in office
- 6. money: To produce bills and coins
- 7. Veto: President refusing to sign or veto a bill at the end of Congress’ session
- 9. Pro Tempore: Official chair of the Senate, usually the senior most member
- 12. Congress’ ability to overturn a presidential veto with a 2/3’s vote
- 13. Party: The party that holds the most seats in either the Senate or House
- 14. Official count of the population
- 15. Party: The party with the second most members in either the Senate or House
- 16. Lawmaking body
- 18. Committee: A committee with members of both the Senate and House of Reps
- 19. of the House: The leader of the majority party who serves as the presiding officer of the House of Representatives
- 20. Senate’s ability to talk a bill to death and delay a vote
Down
- 1. A group of people who meet together and discuss a topic
- 2. Committee: A group of congressmen who fix differences between bills
- 4. A legislature consisting of two parts, or chambers
- 8. Branch: The branch of government that makes the laws
- 10. Committee: A committee created to deal with a specific issue
- 11. of Representatives: The lower chamber of the U.S. Congress
- 14. The bicameral legislature of the federal government consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives
- 17. Committee: A permanent committee in legislature who focus on a single subject
- 21. The upper chamber of the U.S. Congress
