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1. After a bill is introduced in a house of Congress, it is referred to (1 point)%0D%0A%09the governor.%0D%0A%09the secretary of state.%0D%0A%09a committee.%0D%0A2. Where does a bill go after it passes one house of Congress? (1 point)%0D%0A%09to the second house%0D%0A%09to the governor%0D%0A%09to the secretary of state%0D%0A3. Where does a bill go after it passes both houses of Congress? (1 point)%0D%0A%09to the secretary of state%0D%0A%09to a committee%0D%0A%09to the governor%0D%0A4. If the governor vetoes a bill, it returns to the (1 point)%0D%0A%09ballot.%0D%0A%09legislature.%0D%0A%09secretary of state.%0D%0A5. _________ such as the AARP are able to affect government by organizing active networks. (1 point)%0D%0A%09interest groups%0D%0A%09legislators%0D%0A%09citizens%0D%0A%09committees
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3.%C2%A0%C2%A0Where does a bill go after it passes both houses of Congress? %C2%A0(1%C2%A0point) a. to the secretary of state b. to a committee c. to the governor
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a. b. or c.
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those are the only options on my quick check so one of them must be correct
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5. _________ such as the AARP are able to affect government by organizing active networks. (1 point)%0D%0A%09interest groups%0D%0A%09legislators%0D%0A%09citizens%0D%0A%09committees

if the options are wrong which one could it most likely be?
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thx for the hlp ☺
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no.3 was ''to the governor''
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1. After a bill is introduced in a house of Congress, it is referred to a committee.
2. Where does a bill go after it passes one house of Congress? It goes to the second house.
3. Where does a bill go after it passes both houses of Congress? It goes to the president to sign into law or veto.
4. If the governor vetoes a bill, it returns to the legislature.
5. Interest groups such as the AARP are able to affect government by organizing active networks.
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After it passes both houses of Congress, a bill goes to the president to sign into law or veto.
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The answer is not a, b, or c. After passing both houses of Congress, a bill goes to the president, not any of the options provided.
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If those are the only options provided, then option a is the most likely correct answer. However, it is important to note that once a bill passes both houses of Congress, it goes to the president, not the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State typically plays a role in foreign policy, diplomacy, and administration of elections.
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The most likely correct option is interest groups, as they are often based around a specific goal or area of interest and can mobilize significant resources and networks to influence government policy and decisions.
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I apologize for the confusion. If the question specifically stated "state governor" then the correct answer would be 'c' - to the governor. In some states, the governor has the power to veto legislation. However, it is important to note that at the federal level, a bill passes both chambers of the Congress and then goes to the President, not the governor.