I'm not sure which subject to ask this question under but here goes...
Which of the following is not a step in the process of a bill becoming a law?
A. The bill is given a number.
B. The bill is assigned to a standing committee.
C. The bill is approved by the Supreme Court.
D. The bill is sent to the President for approval.

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I'm not sure which subject to ask this question under but here goes...
Which of the following is not a step in the process of a bill becoming a law?
	A.	The bill is given a number.
	B.	The bill is assigned to a standing committee.
	C.	The bill is approved by the Supreme Court.
	D.	The bill is sent to the President for approval.

anonymous · Answer

This is the best place you can ask the question, Its part of history and government is a part of history! :)

anonymous · Answer

@fierstar123 thanks!

anonymous · Answer

@bob_the_destroyer  could you help?

anonymous · Answer

Now lets see if we can help you here. Out of all of these, which is an obvious not the answer?

anonymous · Answer

Well i know that the bill is given a number, so A isnt it. 
I know that B isnt it either because the syading committee goes over it as well.

anonymous · Answer

@pizza4dayz Please don't give direct answers. Its against the CoC. :)

anonymous · Answer

@pizza4dayz thats wrong though, all bills are given a number. that's what it says in my lesson.

anonymous · Answer

Alright we have two down, so We are left with two answers, but which is the BEST answer.

anonymous · Answer

I think it is C because the supreme court doesn't approve it, do they?

anonymous · Answer

B. is not an absolute process but it can happen if the bill is vetoed. B is the answer.

anonymous · Answer

No they don't. Its goes to Congress not the Supreme court. :)

anonymous · Answer

So it would be C right?

anonymous · Answer

Correct! *throws confetti*

anonymous · Answer

@fierstar123 thank you so much!:)

anonymous · Answer

No problem. Remember, government questions are fine in history. :)