The Legislative branch

1. With this, Congress can make laws that the Constitution doesn't give authority for
5. Making a long speech to prevent legislation
7. Congress has power over trade activities between states and foreign countries
9. The law of becoming a U.S Citizen
11. The powers granted to the national government
16. The legislative leader selected by the majority party
17. A law sent to the legislative branch for review
22. The relations between sovereign states
24. Where a bill can be reviewed in more detail
25. Agreements between nations
26. Powers granted to the U.S government that are not specifically stated in the Constitution
28. The upper chamber of Congress
36. This grants Congress the right to pass all laws necessary and proper
37. Someone who fills in for the vice president when they are not present

2. The leader of the house
3. This is how the U.S elects it's president
4. The legislative leader elected by party members with the minority of seats
6. The process of attacking the accuracy of a witnesses testimony
8. One of the two chambers of Congress
10. Short-lasting committee created for a specific purpose
12. Determines who comes into the country
13. The president's powers to choose their cabinet members
14. When Congress acts like a watchdog
15. A yearly report to the president by Congress
18. A permanent committee established in a legislature
19. To reject a bill
20. Committee created by the presiding officers of each chamber to make changes to a bill passed
21. Congress has the power to print...
23. The authority of the senate to ratify treaties, confirm cabinets, and judicial appointments
27. To set a bill aside, ignoring it
29. Destroying a bill, by not signing it for 10 days, while congress is not in session
30. The powers granted to the federal government
31. When the Senate approves of a presidential appointment
32. To have two branches or chambers
33. In the Constitution, Congress is made up of...
34. A country's military forces
35. Congress has the power to declare...