4x Which body of Congress is responsible for introducing bills? A Senate x B House of Representatives C Both the House of Representatives and Senate 4x D Neither the House or the Senate Bills are introduced by lobbyist. 4x If the President vetoes a bill that comes from Congress, what actions can Congress then take? A Once a bill is vetoed it is dead and nothing can be done to change it. B Congress can override a veto by a 2/3 majority vote of both houses.Then the bill becomes law C They must then make the accommodations or changes specified by the President in order to pass the law 4x D They have to redo the entre legislative process starting with the introduction of the bill into their respective houses

## Step1<br />The first question is about the legislative process in the United States. Specifically, it asks which body of Congress is responsible for introducing bills. The options are the Senate, the House of Representatives, both, or neither.<br /><br />## Step2<br />The second question is about the presidential veto process. It asks what Congress can do if the President vetoes a bill. The options are: the bill is dead and nothing can be done to change it, Congress can override a veto by a 2/3 majority vote of both houses, they must make the accommodations or changes specified by the President, or they have to redo the entire legislative process starting with the introduction of the bill into their respective houses.