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Exam 2 Part 2

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Senate Committees

Back (Answer)

Appropriation, Finance. Foreign Relationships, and Budget

#2
Front (Question)

How are committees formed?

Back (Answer)

Each committee has a ratio of majority to minority members. More important the committee, the more likely it is stacked in favor of the majority Seniority majority party member with the longest continuous service on a committee becomes the chair has been weakened and reformed

#3
Front (Question)

Caucuses (defined)

Back (Answer)

groups within congress formed by members to pursue common interests

#4
Front (Question)

Bills, bills, bills How bills become law?

Back (Answer)

• Bill is introduced by congressional sponsors • House Speaker or Senate, refers the proposal to appropriate committee • Chair gives it to the appropriate subcommittee • If subcommittee takes bill seriously it will get a hearing • Almost ready for the floor • Bill must pass both chambers in identical form • Conference committees compromise and then its taken for a vote • If it passes it goes to the president • funding must be worked out

#5
Front (Question)

reelection rate of members of house?

Back (Answer)

95% reelection rate

#6
Front (Question)

safe seats + of the vote

Back (Answer)

60% + of the votes

#7
Front (Question)

trustee model

Back (Answer)

representatives use their own best judgment

#8
Front (Question)

delegate model

Back (Answer)

representatives vote the way their constituents want them to

#9
Front (Question)

politico model

Back (Answer)

representatives act as a trustee or delegate depending on the issue

#10
Front (Question)

characteristics of common congress representatives

Back (Answer)

white male older better educated rich christian

#11
Front (Question)

John Locke’s recommendation of the presidency

Back (Answer)

lawmakers should not additionally be law enforcers Laws need perpetual execution and oversight no need to have the legislative branch constantly in session executive prerogative

#12
Front (Question)

President Qualifications

Back (Answer)

• Natural born citizen (includes parents) • 35 years old • resident within the united states for 14 years

#13
Front (Question)

Article 2: Power of the President

Back (Answer)

The executive power shall be vested in a President

#14
Front (Question)

Chief Administrator (def)

Back (Answer)

faithfully execute those laws appoint officials.

#15
Front (Question)

Chief Legislature (def)

Back (Answer)

idea person, setting the agenda (State of the Union), veto power:

#16
Front (Question)

Commander-in-Chief

Back (Answer)

Serves as “Commander-in-Chief” of militia, except during wartime