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Congressional Vocabulary

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a fringe benefit, health insurance, parking spots at airports, expense accounts for office space and staff

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perk

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members of Congress send mail free to inform

constituents of their lawmaking activities

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franking privilege

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direct election of Senators

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17th Amendment

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section 2 states that Congress begins its term on

January 3rd at noon

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20th Amendment

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group of citizens a member of Congress represents; in

the Senate representation is of the entire state; in the House representation is approximately 625,000

people

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constituent

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area of land a member of the House represents

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district

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length of time a person serves in office

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term

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numbered odd numbered years, every two years

(112th Congress 2011-2013)

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numbering of Congressional terms

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two houses (House & Senate)

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bicameral

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proposed law

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bill

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official count of population taken every 10 years

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census

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process by which the legislature calls for the removal of an individual from office for an alleged

misconduct (nonlegislative power)

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impeachment

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money bills, all must start in the House

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revenue

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distribute according to population (seats in House

of Representatives)

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apportion

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powers granted to Congress in Article I, Section 8,

Clause 18 to make laws necessary to carry out its

duties

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necessary and proper clause

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