A Day In The Life
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The document provides an overview of a typical day for members of Congress, including: 1) For the House of Representatives, each new term begins with opening day ceremonies where the clerk presides and members elect a Speaker and swear in all representatives. 2) The House also elects a Clerk, Sergeant at Arms, Chaplain, and Chief Administrative Officer and adopts rules to govern proceedings for the new term. 3) For the Senate, opening day is shorter since only one-third of seats are up for election every two years, allowing more continuity. New and re-elected senators are sworn in and committees are reorganized.
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The document provides an overview of the legislative process in Congress. It describes how Congress is organized at the beginning of each new term, with each house electing leaders and committees. It then explains the roles of key leaders like the Speaker of the House and party leaders. It details how bills are introduced and referred to committees, which may hold hearings and amend bills before reporting them to the floor for debate and a vote. Committees play a crucial role in reviewing legislation.
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The document provides definitions and explanations of various terms and concepts related to the US government, including:
- The House of Representatives and Senate as the two chambers of Congress
- Filibusters and cloture votes used by the Senate to delay or end debates
- Roles of the majority and minority leaders in the House
- Standing and conference committees that deal with legislation
- Gerrymandering and redistricting of electoral boundaries for political purposes
Legislative Branch - Making the laws and more.
Article I of Constitution - Qualification of Senate and House, How a Bill becomes a law, duties and prohibition of power for Congress,
Constitution of USA.docx
Constitution of USA
Congress
House of representative
Senate
composition of senate
Composition of house of representative
Function of speaker of USA and U.K.
Difference between U.K and USA parliament
special powers of senate and house of representative
Gov Topic 4.3-4.4
Congress can propose constitutional amendments by a two-thirds vote in each house or by calling a national convention. The Senate must confirm all major presidential appointments by majority vote. Congress oversees the executive branch by approving treaties and appointments. Congress can impeach the president, vice president, and civil officers for treason, bribery, or other high crimes through a House vote and Senate trial.
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The legislative branch of the Philippine government is responsible for creating, enacting, and amending laws. It consists of two chambers: the Senate with 24 senators and the House of Representatives with no more than 250 members. For a bill to become a law it must pass through several steps, including being drafted, undergoing committee review and public hearings, readings and debates in each chamber, and approval by both chambers and the President. The primary function of the legislative branch is to draft laws through this process using input from citizens and the other branches of government.ย
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The document discusses the rules and procedures of a newly created democratic legislature. It recommends adopting rules of order, creating committees to do the work of the legislature, and selecting leaders such as a speaker of the house and president of the senate. It also provides information about the types of committees in the US Congress, including standing, select, joint, and conference committees.
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The document outlines the structure and process of the United States Congress, which is the legislative branch established in Article I of the Constitution. Congress is made up of the Senate with 100 Senators serving 6 year terms, and the House of Representatives with 435 members serving 2 year terms. The document describes the requirements to become a Senator or Representative, the role of congressional leaders like the Speaker of the House, and the process bills must go through to become laws.
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(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 Presidentโs power has expanded considerably since the Constitution was written. Argue for or against the Presidentโs 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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The document discusses the structure and composition of state legislatures in India. It outlines that some states have bicameral legislatures consisting of a Legislative Assembly (lower house) and Legislative Council (upper house). The Legislative Assembly is comprised of elected members representing territorial constituencies. It has powers to make laws on matters in the state and concurrent lists. The Legislative Council consists of members elected by different groups like local bodies, graduates and teachers. It is a permanent body with 1/3 of its members retiring every 2 years. Both houses have presiding officers and certain powers to conduct proceedings and pass laws.
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List three branches of the United States government and write a sentence for each that describes
its function
Solution
The three separate branches of government: the legislative, the executive and the judicial.
Legislative Branch
The legislative branch is made up of the two houses of Congressโthe Senate and the House of
Representatives. The most important duty of the legislative branch is to make laws. Laws are
written, discussed and voted on in Congress.
Executive Branch
The President is the head of the executive branch, which makes laws official. The President is
elected by the entire country and serves a four-year term. The President approves and carries out
laws passed by the legislative branch. He appoints or removes cabinet members and officials. He
negotiates treaties, and acts as head of state and commander in chief of the armed forces.
The executive branch also includes the Vice President and other officials, such as members of
the cabinet. The cabinet is made up of the heads of the 15 major departments of the government.
The cabinet gives advice to the President about important matters.
Judicial Branch
The judicial branch oversees the court system of the U.S. Through court cases, the judicial
branch explains the meaning of the Constitution and laws passed by Congress. The Supreme
Court is the head of the judicial branch. Unlike a criminal court, the Supreme Court rules
whether something is constitutional or unconstitutionalโwhether or not it is permitted under the
Constitution..
LEGISLATIVE-DEPARTMENT.pptx
The document summarizes the branches of the Philippine government - the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches. It describes the principle of separation of powers, where each branch has separate functions and checks the others. It then details provisions in the Philippine Constitution related to the structure and powers of the legislative branch, including the composition and roles of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Overview of congress
The document provides an overview of leadership positions in the US Congress. In the Senate, the Vice President acts as President but cannot vote except to break ties. The President pro tempore is the leading member of the majority party. The Majority and Minority Leaders try to advance their party's agenda, while the Whips check vote counts. In the House, the Speaker is the most powerful member and must recognize members to speak. The Speaker also assigns committees and signs bills. Each party holds private caucus meetings to decide leadership, agenda, and strategy. Good bills address problems, provide practical solutions, and clearly define responsibilities and penalties.
Why did the framers create a bicameral legislature
The Framers created a bicameral legislature to separate powers and make it difficult for the government to pass laws. The key differences between the House and Senate are their term lengths, size, roles in impeachment and treaty approval, and whether they are considered the lower or upper chamber. A Congressional district is a state's territorial division responsible for electing a House representative; districts are determined by population according to the census and may involve legislative and court approval in setting boundaries.
The Rajya Sabha
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US CONGRESS.docx
The US Congress is the legislative branch established by Article I of the Constitution. It is made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate, which work together to pass legislation that influences Americans' lives. The House has 435 members representing populations of each state. The Senate has 100 members with two representatives from each state. Both chambers set requirements for their members such as age and citizenship status.
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