Article I establishes this branch of government 2. A lawmaking body made up of two chambers 3. Often called...

1. Article I establishes this branch of government
2. A lawmaking body made up of two chambers
3. Often called 'the People's House'
4. Number of senators representing each state
5. Term length for a member of the House
6. Term length for a U.S. Senator
7. Minimum age requirement for the House
8. U.S. citizenship requirement for the House
9. Minimum age requirement for the Senate
10. U.S. citizenship requirement for the Senate
11. Official headcount of the population every ten years
12. Formal charge of misconduct against a federal official
13. Powers specifically written down in the Constitution
14. Powers not explicitly made but necessary to carry out duties
15. Another name for the Necessary and Proper Clause
16. A proposed draft of a law introduced in Congress
17. An official presidential refusal of a rejection of a bill
18. A vote to override a presidential refusal
19. Order requiring a court to review lawful imprisonment
20. Year the Framers met in Philadelphia to write the Constitution
21. 25 years old