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How Are Laws Made?
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Page 1: How are laws made

How Are Laws Made?

Page 2: How are laws made

A ______(the first draft of a law) is introduced by a member of Congress.

bill

Page 3: How are laws made

The bill is studied by a _________.

committee

Page 4: How are laws made

The committee _______whether or not the bill is a good law. The bill might be _______, or set aside.

decides

tabled

Page 5: How are laws made

If the committee thinks the bill would be a good _____, it is _____ to the Senate or House of Representatives.

law sent

Page 6: How are laws made

The House of Representatives and the Senate then _______ the bill.

discuss

Page 7: How are laws made

Both the House of Representatives and the Senate _______on the bill.

vote

Page 8: How are laws made

If the bill passes in the House of Representatives, it goes to the _______ for approval.

If the bill ______ in the Senate first, it goes to the House of Representatives for ___________.

Senate

passes

approval

Page 9: How are laws made

If members of both the House and the Senate agree the bill would be a good law, but _______________, the bill goes to a __________made up of Senators and House members.

want to change part of itcommittee

Page 10: How are laws made

After the bill has been ________ by the committee, the bill is then voted on by the ________________ and the __________.

changed

House of RepresentativesSenate

Page 11: How are laws made

If both the House and the Senate vote to ______ the bill, it goes to the ___________ to sign.

passpresident

Page 12: How are laws made

If the president _______ the bill, it becomes a _____.

signslaw

Page 13: How are laws made

If the president _______ the bill (votes against it), it goes back to ________(the House and the Senate).

vetoes

Congress

Page 14: How are laws made

If members of Congress still think that the _____should be a ____, they can vote again.

If ____ of the members of both the House and the Senate agree to it, they override the president’s _____and the bill becomes a ____.

bill law

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veto lawNewLaw


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