In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal

A. that has reached committee for debate.

B. for any law.

C. made in the House of Representatives.

D. made in the Senate.

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Waylon Williamson

12 September, 05:22

In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal

A. that has reached committee for debate.

B. for any law.

C. made in the House of Representatives.

D. made in the Senate.

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Amaris Pacheco · Answer 1

In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal "for any law," since they can originate in either the House of Representatives of the Senate. In order for a bill to become a law it must be signed by the President, or be passed by 2/3 majority.

Anabel Wallace · Answer 2

In Legislative terms, a bill is a proposal for any law. Which is (B)

In legislative terms, a bill is a proposalA. that has reached committee for debate.B. for any law.C. made in the House of Representatives.D. made in the Senate.

In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal

A. that has reached committee for debate.

B. for any law.

C. made in the House of Representatives.

D. made in the Senate.