Are you good at Civics? cuz i NEED HELP?

Question

1.the presiding officer of the house of the representatives is the...?

2.the official head of the senate is the.........but, more often,it's the.......who presides over meetings

3.if each house of congress has passed a different version of the same bill, the bill will then go.....

4.the main job of the u.s. congress is to........ the main job of the president of the u.s. is to.....

5.in choosind u.s. president, the role of the popular vote in the general election is.......the actual votes for a particular presidentual candidate is past by.....

6.the executive branch of u.s. gov including the following officers.....

7.congress has power to declare war.in his role as the commender in chief, the president.....

8.the president may check the law-making power of congress by....., a pocket veto is...., the pocket veto allows the pres. to...

9. two methods by which an amandment to the constitution may be propused are.......

this is NOT a test i was just sick and the teacher wants me to figure out ALL these ? for tomorow so HELP

Answer 1

1- Speaker of the House
2- Vice president.... Senate President Pro Tem
3- to a conference committee made of senators and reps who will negotiate
4-create laws....leading the federal gov't (commander- in-chief of the armed forces, and negotiating treaties with other countries. He also must sign bills that are passed in Congress (and can veto those he doesn't approve). The President also represents our nation around the world when he meets with the leaders of other governments)
5- used to determine the way the electoral college will vote... elec toral college
6- president and his cabinet
7- As commander-in-chief he can call into federal service the state units of the National Guard, and during times of war or emergencies that affect our nation, Congress can grant the president increased powers to help protect national security. He can make treaties with other countries (that the Senate must ratify with a 2/3 vote). And only the president can authorize the use of nuclear weapons.
8- signing a bill, vetoing a bill, or allowing a bill to become law without signing it if the bill goes 10 days on his desk without b eing signed. However, if congress adjourns before the 10 days is up, and the president does not sign the bill, it is a pocket veto.l This allows the president to veto a bill in a way in which it can not be overridden by a 2/3 majority in congress because they can not vote when they are not in session.
9- a) 2/3 of congress (both house and senate) must propose, or 2/3 of the states must ask congress to call a national convention to propose

Answer 2

1. Speaker of the House.
2. The Vice-President is the President of the Senate. The President Pro Tempore presides in the absence of the Vice President.
3. A conference committee is formed to resolve the differences. The version they approve then goes back to both houses for approval.
4. Congress (legislative): Make laws. President (executive): Enforce laws. Supreme Court (judicial): Interpret laws.
5. The popular vote in each state determines that states Electors. The form the Electoral Collage that actually elect the President. Most states require the Electors to vote in accordance with the sates popular vote.
6. President, Vice-President, Member of the Cabinet.
7. Commands the Military?
8. Veto. A 'pocket veto refers to the President failing to sign or Veto within ten days.
9. Amendments may be proposed by 2/3 of both houses of congress. A new constitutional convention can be called by 2/3 of the state legislatures.

Answer 3

1. Speaker.
2. Vice President; President Pro Tem,
3. A conference committee.
4. Create laws; see to it that the laws are faithfully executed.
5. Select the members of the Electoral College; the Electoral College.
6. President, Vice President, and the Cabinet.
7. Serves as the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces.
8. Vetoing; a rejection of a bill by ignoring it for a certain number of days when Congress is about to adjourn; not give an explanation for why he is rejecting the bill.
9. By a 2/3s vote of both chambers of Congress or by a national constitutional convention which is called for by 2/3s of the states.

Answer 4

Speaker of the House of Representatives
President Pro-tem
A conference committee
Create legislation/ Manage the federal government
Elect a president and Vice President the Electoral College
President, Vice President, Secretary of Defense
Veto/ refusing to sign a bill/ ignore a piece of legislation
2/3's majority in Congress/ Voter referendum

Answer 5

~Yes you do need some help. I suggest:
a. take some NoDoz before class and try to stay awake,
b. open you text and (god forbid) read it
c. drop out of school if you are really so dumb as to not know these answers,
d. Never, ever, under any circumstances go near a polling place when (if) you grow up.

Now, get off the damn computer and go do your homework.

Answer 6

Wow, that's a heck lot of Q's. I thought you were referring to the car lol