The Power of Congress to Enact Legislation, Despite a President's

question 34

Multiple Choice

The power of Congress to enact legislation, despite a president's veto of that legislation, and require a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress is known as

• A) a legislative veto.
• B) an amendatory veto.
• C) a line item veto.
• D) a pocket veto.
• E) overriding a veto.

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Definitions:

Simple Interest

Interest calculated on the principal amount of a loan or deposit, without compounding over time.

Finance Company

A business that provides loans to individuals and commercial customers that may not be able to secure financing through traditional banking channels.

Canada Student Loans

Canada Student Loans are government-funded financial aids that assist Canadian students in paying for their post-secondary education.

Prime Rate

The interest rate that banks charge their most creditworthy customers, often used as a benchmark for other rates.