Across
- 1. the members of the House revolt
- 7. theory of representation that a rep should rely on his/her own judgment
- 10. rise of Speakers like Newt Gingrich and Nancy Pelosi mark this most recent period of House history
- 11. presiding authority in the Senate
- 12. type of committee to reconcile differing bills between members of the House and Senate
- 13. the presiding authority in the House
- 14. part of why Congress is the "broken branch", people ain't getting together
- 16. theory of representation that a rep should vote the way voters desire
- 17. direct election of senators
Down
- 2. view that reps vote with their colleagues and party over the voters
- 3. type of Congressional committees that are more or less permanent
- 4. the members rule
- 5. lays out the enumerated powers of Congress
- 6. this important part of the “broken branch” idea is because of political gerrymandering
- 8. the powerful House
- 9. lines up votes, tells party leaders what members are thinking
- 15. the speaker gained extraordinary power during this period of House history
