How does a bill become a law?

How a bill become a law.... 1-9 questions?

• DIRECTIONS Use the information in your text book to complete these sentences. (I don't have my text book i need help) BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1._______ usually deal with individual people or places. 2._______ apply to the entire nation. they may be controversial, dealing with such issues as __________, __________, or ______________. 3.____________ deal with internal matters of only one house of Congress. 4.When both houses of Congress agree, they may pass a _________, for example to correct an error in an ________ or to __________ for a special purpose. 5. __________, on the other hand, do not have the forces of law and do not require the president's signature. Yet, to take effect, ______________ of Congress must pass them. 6. Fewer than 5 percent of the bills introduced in Congress become public laws. Three reasons that so few bills become laws are: ________________________________________... ______________________________________... 7. The ideas for new bills may come from _________________,_____________, ________________, or officials in the _________________ branch. 8. To introduce a bill in the house, a member must________________. 9. To introduce a bill to the senate, _________________.

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