Match the steps to the order in which they take place to describe how a bill becomes a law. 1. Step 1 The bill goes to the president. 2. Step 2 The president signs the bill. 3. Step 3 The full House or Senate debates the bill. 4. Step 4 The House or Senate votes on the bill. 5. Step 5 The bill is referred to a committee for consideration. 6. Step 6 One or more members of Congress introduce the bill. 7. Step 7 The committee votes on the bill.

Answer:

6. Step 1 One or more members of Congress introduce the bill.

5. Step 2 The bill is referred to a committee for consideration.

7. Step 3 The committee votes on the bill.

3. Step 4 The full House or Senate debates the bill.

4. Step 5 The House or Senate votes on the bill.

1. Step 6 The bill goes to the president.

2. Step 7 The president signs the bill.

Explanation:

The process of any bill to become a law involves a number of deliberations and steps before it can become a law. These processes involves not only a single group of people but more of the governing power houses of the government.

The first step is to introduce the bill by the one bringing forward the idea of the bill. Then it goes to the Congress committee to be considered for any further action. If the committee accepts to push forward the bill, it is then sent to the House or Senate, depending on the source of the bill's introduction. If the committee doesn't find it fit to be a bill, then it dies down and doesn't move any further.

In the House or Senate, the members debate and vote on the bill. If they accept it, then it moves forward to the President of the country. If rejected, then the bill goes back to be changed or even completely rejected.

Once it reaches the President, the bill becomes a law once he/ she accepts it.

In order to get your original driver license of any type: You will be tested on what four (4) categories.
A) Vision test
B) knowledge of motor vehicles law
C) Traffic Signs
D) Driving Skills
E) All of the above ​

Which of the following guidelines should a supervisor follow to create and maintain a harassment-free workplace? (Select all that apply.)
A.
Know, publicize and enforce the district’s sexual-harassment policy and complaint procedure.
B.
Identify potential problems and address them promptly.
C.
Address only confirmed incidents of sexual harassment.
D.
Help resolve issues that stem from sexual-harassment acts and allegations.
E.
Serve as a role model to others.

Arthur Fairchild is accused of breaking into a top secret military installation and tampering with the records. Fairchild claims that at the time of the break-in he was with some friends smoking marijuana. Because that is against the law, his friends do not want to testify on his behalf. Will they have to?