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Making a law

By: Blakely Williams 4 th grade launch. Making a law. May 16, 2012. Voting. You have to be 18 or older to vote on a law. You will vote for all kinds of things. The biggest thing that you’re voting for is to see who is president. How a bill becomes a law.

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Making a law

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  1. By: Blakely Williams 4th grade launch Making a law May 16, 2012

  2. Voting • You have to be 18 or older to vote on a law. • You will vote for all kinds of things. • The biggest thing that you’re voting for is to see who is president.

  3. How a bill becomes a law • First, somebody comes up with the law. • Second, they send it to Congress and Congress approves it. • Thirdly, it goes to the president and he approves it. • Finally, it goes to the Judicial branch to see if the law is fair.

  4. Vetoing • When the law goes to the president the president has a choice to either veto it or approve it. • Veto means to not approve it or reject it. • When the president veto’s something, he puts a red veto stamp on it.

  5. Why we make laws • If we did not make laws earth would be a disaster. • Laws made this planet change for better. • If we didn’t have laws we would probably be dead in 5 seconds.

  6. Where I got my information from • I got my information from the book called Making A Law by Sarah De Capua.

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