b. making laws. c. goverting cities. d. helping lobbyists. 18. Congress is made up of a. presidents and vice presidents b. judges and mayons. c. interest proupa and lobbyists. d. representatives and sensions 19. What is a requirement of all members of Congress? a. serve for only two years b. live in the state that elects them c. at least 30 years old d. US, citinens for at least nine years 20. The job of a member of Congress includes a. discussing bills b. belping constivents. c. attending meetings. d. all of the above. 21. Which is not an example of a noolegislative power of Congress? a. borrow money b. impeach an official c. conduct investigations d. approve foderal jadges' appeintments 22. Which term best describes the powers held by Congress? a. weak b. unlimited c. confusing d. broad 23. Which is as example of a power of Congress? a. regulate commerce b. borrow money c. declare war d. all of the above 24. Which is a power held by the House but not the Senate? a. create federal courts b. impeach or accuse officials c. approve Supresse Court justices d. try an impeached official 25. How many Presidents have been impeached and convicted? a. note b. two c. three d. five __ 26. Which is true of events that can occur after the Presideer vetoes a bill?

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b. making laws. c. goverting cities. d. helping lobbyists. 18. Congress is made up of a. presidents and vice presidents b. judges and mayons. c. interest proupa and lobbyists. d. representatives and sensions 19. What is a requirement of all members of Congress? a. serve for only two years b. live in the state that elects them c. at least 30 years old d. US, citinens for at least nine years 20. The job of a member of Congress includes a. discussing bills b. belping constivents. c. attending meetings. d. all of the above. 21. Which is not an example of a noolegislative power of Congress? a. borrow money b. impeach an official c. conduct investigations d. approve foderal jadges' appeintments 22. Which term best describes the powers held by Congress? a. weak b. unlimited c. confusing d. broad 23. Which is as example of a power of Congress? a. regulate commerce b. borrow money c. declare war d. all of the above 24. Which is a power held by the House but not the Senate? a. create federal courts b. impeach or accuse officials c. approve Supresse Court justices d. try an impeached official 25. How many Presidents have been impeached and convicted? a. note b. two c. three d. five __ 26. Which is true of events that can occur after the Presideer vetoes a bill?

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18. d. representatives and senators19. c. at least 30 years old20. d. all of the above21. c. conduct investigations22. d. broad23. d. all of the above24. b. impeach or accuse officials25. b. two26. The Congress can override the President's veto with a two-thirds vote in both the House and the Senate.

Answer 2

## Step1The first question is about the composition of Congress. The correct answer is 'd. representatives and senators', as Congress is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives.## Step2The second question asks about the requirements for all members of Congress. The correct answer is 'c. at least 30 years old', as this is a requirement for all members of Congress.## Step3The third question is about the duties of a member of Congress. The correct answer is 'd. all of the above', as all the options listed are duties of a member of Congress.## Step4The fourth question asks about the non-legislative powers of Congress. The correct answer is 'c. conduct investigations', as this is not a legislative power of Congress.## Step5The fifth question is about the powers held by Congress. The correct answer is 'd. broad', as Congress holds broad powers.## Step6The sixth question asks about the powers of Congress. The correct answer is 'd. all of the above', as all the options listed are powers of Congress.## Step7The seventh question is about the powers held by the House but not the Senate. The correct answer is 'b. impeach or accuse officials', as this is a power held by the House but not the Senate.## Step8The eighth question asks about the number of Presidents who have been impeached and convicted. The correct answer is 'b. two', as two Presidents have been impeached and convicted.## Step9The ninth question is about the events that can occur after the President vetoes a bill. The correct answer is 'The Congress can override the President's veto with a two-thirds vote in both the House and the Senate', as this is the process that can occur after the President vetoes a bill.

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