'Congressional districts' presentation slideshows

Warm-up 2/22/2012

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Unit 2: Legislative Branch Review

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The Congress

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THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS

THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS. THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS: INTRODUCTION. The US Congress is one of the most praised yet most criticized political institutions in the world.

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Chapter 5 The Organization of Congress

Chapter 5 The Organization of Congress. I. Congressional Membership. Jeanette Rankin, a Republican from Montana, was the first woman elected to Congress. She was elected to the House of Representatives in 1916 and was reelected in 1940. A. Congressional Sessions (page 123).

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What mistake does the Senator make?

What mistake does the Senator make?. Congressional structure & powers are outlined within the U.S. Constitution in more detail than the executive & judicial branches. The Legislative branch is also called the U.S. Congress.

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Chapter 12

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2009 Indiana Public Library annual report workshop

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GBTA 2012 Government Relations Agenda

GBTA 2012 Government Relations Agenda. GBTA Represents the Collective Voice of the Business Travel Industry in Washington, D.C . . Policy, Tax and Funding Decisions Made by Congress and the Administration Impact the Success of the Industry

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Congress: House of Representatives & Senate

Chapter 10, Sections 2 & 3. Congress: House of Representatives & Senate. House of Representatives. Chapter 10, Section 2. Qualifications. Formal Must be 25 years of age Must have been a U.S. citizen for at least 7 years Must be an inhabitant of the State from which he/she is elected

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Chapter 13 elections and voting

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CHAPTER 10 CONGRESS

CHAPTER 10 CONGRESS. Section 1 A bicameral Congress p. 268. I. Bicameral Congress: 2 houses. WHY??? Historical reasons: British parliament had two house and so did most of colonies.

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The House of Representatives & the Senate

The House of Representatives & the Senate. Chapter 10 Section 2 & 3. Size and Terms. The exact size of the House of Representatives, currently at 435 members, is determined by Congress.

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Population and Poverty

Population and Poverty. Mr. Henry AP Economics. Census. Is an official count of all people living in the U.S. including their place of residence Required by the Constitution of the United States First conducted in 1790 Occurs every 10 years

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The Members of Congress

The Members of Congress. Ch. 8 Sec. 1 Pp. 212-217. The Responsibilities of Lawmaking. They represent constituents of their districts They also have a responsibility to the whole nation They have a responsibility to their political party They have to balance the needs of these groups.

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CH. 10-2 THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

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The House of Representatives

The House of Representatives. Who Can Be in the House? . Formal Qualifications (Constitutional) Age 25 Citizen at least 7 years Inhabitant of State where elected Informal Qualifications Party ID Name recognition Political experience. Facts about members of the House.

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Gerrymandering

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Analysis of Projected Employment Allocation in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

INTRODUCTION

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