US Government: Congressional Procedures
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What is meant by logrolling?

  • doing favors for constituents
  • meeting with lobbyists
  • delaying legislation
  • trading votes (correct)
  • A high school junior who works as a messenger in the House or Senate is called a:

  • plebe
  • cadet
  • page (correct)
  • intern
  • What is the process used in the Senate to end a filibuster called?

  • devolution
  • vote of no confidence
  • prior restraint
  • cloture (correct)
  • Before a bill can be sent to the president, both chambers of Congress must vote to:

    <p>approve the same version</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In their oath of office, lawmakers swear to support and defend:

    <p>the Constitution</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these is a key factor in choosing committee chairs?

    <p>seniority</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Logrolling

    • Logrolling is the practice of trading votes
    • It involves one person supporting another's proposal in exchange for support of their own proposal.

    Congressional Messenger

    • A high school junior who works as a messenger in the House or Senate is called a page.

    Ending a Filibuster

    • The process used in the Senate to end a filibuster is called cloture.

    Congressional Bill Approval

    • Before a bill can be sent to the president, both chambers of Congress must vote to approve the same version.

    Lawmaker Oath

    • In their oath of office, lawmakers swear to support and defend the Constitution.

    Committee Chair Selection

    • Seniority is a key factor in choosing committee chairs.

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    Test your knowledge on key principles and procedures of the United States Congress. This quiz covers topics such as logrolling, committee chair selection, and the process of ending a filibuster. Perfect for students studying American government and political systems.

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