POLS 1101 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: United States Senate Committee On The Judiciary, United States House Committee On Rules, Pocket Veto

• School: University of Georgia
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLS 1101
• Professor: Michael Lynch

Document Summary

Enumerated powers: regulating commerce, coining money, raising and supporting armies, creating the courts, establishing post offices and roads, declaring war, and levying taxes. Bicameralism: the system of having two chambers within one legislative body (house and. Trustee: a member of congress who represents the constituents" interests while also taking into account national, collective, and moral concerns that sometimes cause the member to vote against the preference of a majority of constituents. Delegate: a member of congress who loyally represents constituents" direct interests. Descriptive representation: when a member of congress shares the characteristics (i. e. gender, race, religion, or ethnicity) of his or her constituents. Substantive representation: when a member of congress represents constituents" interests and policy concerns. Politico: a member of congress who acts as a delegate on issues that constituents care about and as a trustee on more-complex or less-salient issues. Jurisdictions and candidate requirements for house and senate.