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Must be own work and use in text citation and references. (Part 1): Answer discussion questions below 2 full paragraphs (4-5 sentences EACH paragraph. 1. Explain the constitutional duties of the House and Senate, and highlight the importance of the committee system in the legislative process. What role do you think seniority plays in what committees a member is placed on? Is this a good system? Why or why not? 2. The President’s power has expanded considerably since the Constitution was written. Argue for or against the President’s need for these powers, naming specific powers to support and defend your argument. Is the executive too strong, or too weak? (Part 2): Reply to ALL 3 of the below post, each must be 1 full paragraph (4-5 sentences). THERE SHOULD BE A TOTAL OF 3 PARAGRAPHS. American Govt 1. First of all there are two chambers in Congress, the House (made of 435 members) and the Senate (made of 100 members). Members of both chambers are elected by and represent the people. The House members-House of Representatives-are elected by and represents limited groups of citizens living in small geographically defined districts within each state. The main duty of the House is to adopt legislation that changes federal law. But it also initiates tax increases or spending proposals. The House members are the ones who set in motion impeachment proceedings on public figures such as presidents and Supreme Court justices (it's up to the Senate to bring these proceedings into a trial setting). The House also decides on taxes and spending as well as it chooses the President in case no candidate has received majority in the Electoral College. Since the House sets the impeachment proceedings, members decides whether the President or other federal officials should be indicted and tried by the Senate.The Senate, labeled the "better half" of the nation's legislative body, is sometimes referred to as the "upper house." As stated in the study guide, the Senate with less members has a broader constituency, unlike the house with a narrower constituency. Like the House, the Senate spends much of their time considering legislation and passing new laws. The Senate is responsible for other important duties not shared by House, such as approving treaties with foreign government, passing judgment on officials impeached by the House, and confirming appointments by the President to the U.S. Supreme Court.Being 18 years old with no seniority, it shouldn't matter the role of seniority to which committee you are placed on as long as you can perform and get the job done. On the other hand I do feel since the Senate is a six year term, I do think a person of younger years and sharper mind would be a asset...maybe. I have seen some people with seniority(50 yo>) perform better at jobs than people with less seniority (50 yo<). So my opinion is that it's not a good system because although life supposed to bring experiences and more knowledge it also bri.

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