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House vs Senate 435 Representatives Based on population More people more reps Elected directly by the people Each state must have at least one representative 100 Senators 2 For every state ID: 368321

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Article One Legislative BranchSlide2

House vs.

Senate

435 RepresentativesBased on population-More people more repsElected directly by the peopleEach state must have at least one representative

100 Senators

2 For every state

Originally elected by state legislatures,

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th

Amendment

changed this to directly by peopleSlide3

House

vs.

Senate

Term of office 2 yrs. unlimited25 yrs. Old minimumUS citizen 7 yrs.Must be a resident of the state you representTitle of the leader is Speaker of the House-

John Boehner (R)

Term of office

6 yrs. unlimited

30 yrs. Old minimum

US Citizen 9 yrs.

Must be a resident of the state you represent

Title of the leader is

President of the Senate

Vice Pres. Of US.

President Pro TemporeSlide4
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NY’s US SenatorsSlide8

House

Every

10 yrs. a Census-population count is taken nation wide.The Census is used to make any adjustments in the amount of rep.’s a state has.States can lose/gain/stay same

This is known as

Reapportionment/Redistricting

Each state is split into

Congressional Districts

Each district

has its own representative.

The number of districts a state has depends on how many representatives it has.

NY 29 Districts=29 Reps

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District

John Hall Slide9
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Selects vice president

Approves all presidential treaties and presidential supreme court choices

Earn Salary $170,000 yr.

House vs. SenateSelects President if no candidate wins majority of electoral votesBegins all revenue bills

Earn Salary $170,000 yr.Slide14

House vs.

Senate

Impeaches elected official-formally charges w/crime

House conducts inquires and investigatesNeed 1 more than 50% to impeach (accuse)=218Acts as jury in impeachment trialSenators act like jurorsChief Justice presides2/3 vote needed to convict=67 SenatorsSlide15

House vs.

Senate

Forbidden Powers (safeguard people’s freedoms) AKA Denied Powers

1- Ex Post Facto Law: makes something illegal after the act has been done- person cannot be held responsible2- Writ Of Habeas Corpus: requires a court to hold a hearing for a person accused of a crime (can be suspended during a national emergency)3- Bill of Attainder: cannot sentence someone to jail without granting a trialSlide16

House vs.

Senate

Main job of Congress is to pass laws

Bill: a proposed lawMust be passed by both the House and Senate & usually the President System of Committees looks at the bills > impossible for full House or Senate to look at all bill (20,000 a year)Committees studies the bill and votes if it should go to full House or SenateMost bills “die” in committeeSlide17

House vs.

Senate

President’s Choices on A Bill

1- Sign the bill..becomes a law 2- Veto the bill > Congress can override 3- Pocket the Bill - if Congress is in session, a pocketed bill becomes law without President’s signature after 10 days - if Congress is not in session, a pocketed bill is vetoed after 10 days (pocket veto)Slide18

House vs.

Senate

Influences on Congress

Lobbyists: people hired by a special interest group to influence CongressExperts: provide info to committees on certain billsConstituents: voters who are represented by a member of CongressSlide19

Blue vs.

Red

StatesSlide20