Which article states the powers of the legislative branch?
	What amendment to the Constitution made Senators directly elected by the people?
	What are the terms for a Senator?  Congressman?
	Bills may be introduced in either house of Congress, with the exception of _____________ bills, which must originate in the House of Representatives.
	Define:  constituency
	Review the powers of Congress
	Define:  elastic clause
	What are the types of committees?
	What is the process for passing a constitutional amendment?
	Define:  Filibuster; where is it allowed?
	Qualifications for members of the House, Senate?
	Define:  incumbent  Advantages of an incumbent?
	Define:  pork barreling, logrolling, casework
	What is the leadership of the House?  Senate?
	Define:  gerrymandering, impeachment
	In what policy area does Congress defer to the president?
	Who draws the boundary lines of congressional districts?
	What committee is most important in the House?
	How can Congress respond to a Supreme Court ruling?
	What is a whip?
	What happens to most bills?
	Define:  discharge petition
	What is an example of Congress using the elastic clause?
	Which party currently controls Congress?
	Who is the current majority leader in the Senate?
	Who is the Speaker of the House?
	Who is the President of the Senate? What is his one constitutional role in the Senate?
	Which party currently controls Congress?
	Review the differences between the House and the Senate
	Define: caucus, legislative veto, advise and consent, quorum, roll call, cats and dogs