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Compare the two chambers of Congress by size, terms, qualifications, powers, and debate rules.
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A candidate is 27, has been a U.S. citizen for eight years, and lives in the state she wants to represent. Which chamber may she serve in?
A candidate is 31, has been a U.S. citizen for ten years, and lives in the state he wants to represent. Which chamber's constitutional qualifications does he meet?
A candidate is 35, has been a U.S. citizen for eight years, and lives in the state he wants to represent. Which chamber may he serve in?
A lawmaker wants a six-year term, with only about one-third of the chamber facing voters every two years. Which chamber fits that description?
Every voting seat in one chamber is up for election every two years. Which chamber is being described?
After a census, a fast-growing state receives more congressional districts. Which chamber's state delegation can increase because of that population change?
A bill raising federal income tax rates must start in one chamber. Which one, and under what rule?
Which chamber has the sole power to impeach federal officers by approving articles of impeachment?
Before the Seventeenth Amendment was ratified in 1913, state legislatures chose the members of one chamber. Which chamber was it?
The President nominates a Cabinet secretary. Which chamber votes on whether to confirm the nominee?
A treaty negotiated by the President needs approval from two-thirds of senators present. What constitutional role is being used?
No vice presidential candidate receives an Electoral College majority. Under the Twelfth Amendment, which chamber chooses the Vice President?
A senator prolongs debate to delay a vote, and supporters seek the 60-vote step that ends debate on most bills. What is that step called?
In the House, a measure sets debate time and decides which amendments are in order before a major bill reaches the floor. What is that measure called?
Why can extended debate by one senator matter more than extended debate by one House member?
A vote in one chamber is tied, and the Constitution allows the Vice President to cast the deciding vote. Which chamber is it?
Every state elects the same number of members to one chamber of Congress, no matter how large its population is. Which chamber is it?
The House approves articles of impeachment against a federal judge. What happens next in Congress?
A new tax bill is first written by the Ways and Means Committee. In which chamber does that committee sit?
No presidential candidate receives a majority of appointed electors. Which chamber chooses the President, with votes taken by state delegations?
Use the compare figure. Which qualification belongs in the House blank?
Use the compare figure. What size entry belongs in the House blank?
Use the compare figure. Which power belongs in Chamber A's blank cell?
Use the compare figure. What term length fills the blank for Chamber A?
Use the compare figure. Which chamber label belongs in Column A's blank cell?
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