How do the senate´s unique and formal and informal requirement support the notion that it is a more exclusive body than the House?<span>-Informal requirements: at least 30 years, citizen of the U.S for 9 years, be resident of the state representative
-Formal: upper house, only 2 members for each state 6 years terms vs. House, 2 year term.</span>How is the Senate majority leader similar to and from the speaker of the House?<span>-House of rep: (centralized strong leadership) initiate all revenue bills, Must pass all articles of impeachment, Bigger Influence on budget
-Senate: weak leadership, constant to many presidential nominations
-Similarities: No term limit, salaries, high sates income</span>In your opinion, which Senate committee- Judiciary Committee or the Foreign Relations Committee- has greater influence on American life?I believe that the judicial committee has a greater influence on American life because this committee is responsible for hearing and considering the judicial nominate to supreme court.What is the meaning of the terms filibuster and cloture?Filibuster is to talk or take a bill to death, cloture, to end a debate/ take a vote (60/100 senators for cloture to stop) (3/5 to happen)What are the benefits and drawbacks of having nearly unlimited debate?<span>-Benefits: protects rights of all senators allows minority opinions to be heard and understood
-Disadvantages: prevents critical issues.</span>On the next page compare and contrast the Senate and House of Representative using the provided diagram.<span>...</span>
Answer: B. over 1 million children were orphaned
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They needed to make more money
Because the government believed that they had a too weak of a government so to prove their authority in the whiskey rebellion, Washington was able to stop the rebellion from happening proving they have the right type of government. not to powerful, yet having authority too
Answer: Based on what i read "Original jurisdiction" cases don't happen often but when they do they one or two cases each term. The most common way for a case to reach the Supreme Court is by getting on appeal from a circuit court.
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