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CONGRESSIONAL POWERS

CONGRESSIONAL POWERS

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Taxing and Spending/ Appropriations bills n Tax bills start in the

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Taxing and Spending/ Appropriations bills n Tax bills start in the House of Representatives n President makes budget n Congress approves

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Regulating foreign and interstate commerce

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Regulating foreign and interstate commerce

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Declaring War n. Congress declares war n. President orders troops into

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Declaring War n. Congress declares war n. President orders troops into battle

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Creating and maintaining an army and navy

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Creating and maintaining an army and navy

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Approving treaties n. President makes n. Senate approves

LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Approving treaties n. President makes n. Senate approves

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Proposing Amendments n Congressional action p. Proposal = 2/3 Congress p.

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Proposing Amendments n Congressional action p. Proposal = 2/3 Congress p. Ratification = 3/4 state legislatures

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Counting electoral votes

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Counting electoral votes

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Addressing presidential succession issues

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Addressing presidential succession issues

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Approving/rejecting Presidential nominees n. Senate

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Approving/rejecting Presidential nominees n. Senate

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Impeaching n. House of Reps. = begins proceedings n. Senate =

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Impeaching n. House of Reps. = begins proceedings n. Senate = acts as a jury

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Overseeing government activities n. Watchdog

NON-LEGISLATIVE POWERS o. Overseeing government activities n. Watchdog

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Cannot pass laws that violate the Constitution

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Cannot pass laws that violate the Constitution

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Cannot suspend the writ of habeas corpus n. Police

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Cannot suspend the writ of habeas corpus n. Police have to bring prisoner to court and explain why they are holding him.

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Prohibited from passing bills of attainder n. Laws that

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Prohibited from passing bills of attainder n. Laws that punish a person without a jury trial

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. No ex post facto laws n. Laws that make

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. No ex post facto laws n. Laws that make an act a crime after it has been committed

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Checks and balances n Supreme Court determines constitutionality of

POWERS DENIED TO CONGRESS o. Checks and balances n Supreme Court determines constitutionality of laws n President can veto bills n Can only override laws with a 2/3 vote in both houses.

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