CongressThe group ofrepresentatives andsenators who servetogether in the two-year period betweencongressionalelections is known asa _________. SeventeenthIn 1913, the_________Amendmentchanged theConstitution toelect senators bypopular vote. enumeratedCongressionalpowers are_________, meaningthey are specificallynamed in Article I,Section 8, of the USConstitution. AndrewJohnsonthe 1stpresidentto beimpeachedmakeThe Legislativebranch has thepower to________laws.Washington,D.CIn 1790, Congressdecided to createa federal city asthe nation'scapital. What isthe name of thiscity?** VicePresidentThe_________ ofthe US servesas presidentof the Senate.100The totalnumber ofsenators435the totalnumber ofhouse ofreps35 &7For house of reps .A person must beat least ___ yearsold and have beena US citizen for aminimum of ____years.ImpeachmentWhat power doesCongress haveallowing it toremove memberswho have brokenthe law? BostonTwenty-Thirdthis amendmentgave DCResidents theright to vote inpresidentialelectionsRedistrictingafter eachcensus, thestatelegislaturesmeet to redrawdistrict linesJanuaryA new Congressbegins in ______following thelatestcongressionalelection. Ruleof Law10. **What concept,derived from theConstitution, ensuresthat the governmentmust act inaccordance withestablished laws?** AndrewJacksonSpeakerof theHouseThe personin charge ofthe houseof repsGerrymanderingState legislaturesoften redrawdistrict lines in away that benefitsthe party thatcontrols thelegislature.30 &9For house of reps .A person must beat least ___ yearsold and have beena US citizen for aminimum of ____years.TwoEverystate has__senatorsQuorumA _______ or amajority ofmembers must bepresent to vote.No _______, novote.NYCBicameralThe modernCongress is_______, meaningit has two houses,or legislativechambers. CongressThe group ofrepresentatives andsenators who servetogether in the two-year period betweencongressionalelections is known asa _________. SeventeenthIn 1913, the_________Amendmentchanged theConstitution toelect senators bypopular vote. enumeratedCongressionalpowers are_________, meaningthey are specificallynamed in Article I,Section 8, of the USConstitution. AndrewJohnsonthe 1stpresidentto beimpeachedmakeThe Legislativebranch has thepower to________laws.Washington,D.CIn 1790, Congressdecided to createa federal city asthe nation'scapital. What isthe name of thiscity?** VicePresidentThe_________ ofthe US servesas presidentof the Senate.100The totalnumber ofsenators435the totalnumber ofhouse ofreps35 &7For house of reps .A person must beat least ___ yearsold and have beena US citizen for aminimum of ____years.ImpeachmentWhat power doesCongress haveallowing it toremove memberswho have brokenthe law? BostonTwenty-Thirdthis amendmentgave DCResidents theright to vote inpresidentialelectionsRedistrictingafter eachcensus, thestatelegislaturesmeet to redrawdistrict linesJanuaryA new Congressbegins in ______following thelatestcongressionalelection. Ruleof Law10. **What concept,derived from theConstitution, ensuresthat the governmentmust act inaccordance withestablished laws?** AndrewJacksonSpeakerof theHouseThe personin charge ofthe houseof repsGerrymanderingState legislaturesoften redrawdistrict lines in away that benefitsthe party thatcontrols thelegislature.30 &9For house of reps .A person must beat least ___ yearsold and have beena US citizen for aminimum of ____years.TwoEverystate has__senatorsQuorumA _______ or amajority ofmembers must bepresent to vote.No _______, novote.NYCBicameralThe modernCongress is_______, meaningit has two houses,or legislativechambers. 

The Legislative Branch Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The group of representatives and senators who serve together in the two-year period between congressional elections is known as a _________.
    Congress
  2. In 1913, the _________ Amendment changed the Constitution to elect senators by popular vote.
    Seventeenth
  3. Congressional powers are _________, meaning they are specifically named in Article I, Section 8, of the US Constitution.
    enumerated
  4. the 1st president to be impeached
    Andrew Johnson
  5. The Legislative branch has the power to ________ laws.
    make
  6. In 1790, Congress decided to create a federal city as the nation's capital. What is the name of this city?**
    Washington, D.C
  7. The _________ of the US serves as president of the Senate.
    Vice President
  8. The total number of senators
    100
  9. the total number of house of reps
    435
  10. For house of reps . A person must be at least ___ years old and have been a US citizen for a minimum of ____ years.
    35 & 7
  11. What power does Congress have allowing it to remove members who have broken the law?
    Impeachment
  12. Boston
  13. this amendment gave DC Residents the right to vote in presidential elections
    Twenty-Third
  14. after each census, the state legislatures meet to redraw district lines
    Redistricting
  15. A new Congress begins in ______ following the latest congressional election.
    January
  16. 10. **What concept, derived from the Constitution, ensures that the government must act in accordance with established laws?**
    Rule of Law
  17. Andrew Jackson
  18. The person in charge of the house of reps
    Speaker of the House
  19. State legislatures often redraw district lines in a way that benefits the party that controls the legislature.
    Gerrymandering
  20. For house of reps . A person must be at least ___ years old and have been a US citizen for a minimum of ____ years.
    30 & 9
  21. Every state has __ senators
    Two
  22. A _______ or a majority of members must be present to vote. No _______, no vote.
    Quorum
  23. NYC
  24. The modern Congress is _______, meaning it has two houses, or legislative chambers.
    Bicameral