Legislative Branch (cont'd): 1. (4 points total) Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers: Congress is bicameral, which means that it has _____ separate chambers ("houses"). The Senate is made up of _______ senators, two from each of the ______ states. The House of Representatives has ______ elected representatives. Each state is divided into congressional districts, and each district elects _____ representative(s) to the U.S. House of Representatives. The districts are roughly equal in population. The State of California has _____ congressional districts. Washington State has , and Montana has 2. (5 points) List M specic powers that the U.S. Constitution, and Amendments to the Constitution, give to Congress: 3. (2 point) Fill in the blank: Congress has passed civil rights, environmental and consumer protection laws under the _______ clause of the U.S. Constitution because so much of business activity today crosses state lines. 4. (8 points): If a voter in Washington State casts a vote for candidate "Smith" in the presidential election, explain how that vote MAY help elect candidate Smith as President through the electoral college, assuming that Smith wins election. To receive full credit, you must explain what the electoral college is, and how it works. 5. (3 points) Name at least three of the powers of the President, under the U.S. Constitution: 6. (1 point) The Delegation doctrine is a principle limiting Congress's ability to transfer its _________ power to another governmental branch, especially the executive branch. 7. (3 points) Three main functions that administrative agencies serve include: 8. (4 points) Explain two requirements of the Administrative Procedures Act for agency rulemaking