Question

introduction: put the events in order to show how a bill becomes a law bill is introduced in congress president signs or vetoes the bill bill passes in bothhouses bill is sent to the president

Explanation:

To determine the order of how a bill becomes a law, we follow the standard legislative process:

1. First, a bill is introduced in Congress (either the House of Representatives or the Senate).
2. Then, the bill goes through the legislative process in both houses and needs to pass in both the House and the Senate (Bill passes in both houses).
3. After passing both houses, the bill is sent to the president (Bill is sent to the president).
4. Finally, the president signs the bill to make it a law or vetoes it (President signs or vetoes the bill).

Answer:

1. Bill is introduced in Congress
2. Bill passes in bothhouses
3. Bill is sent to the president
4. President signs or vetoes the bill