Who Leads the Congress in US Government
The Mini Page explains the legislative branch consisting of 100 senators and 435 representatives. The vice president serves as president of the Senate to break ties, while the speaker leads the House of Representatives. The State of the Union is a joint session where the president outlines yearly goals.
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Who Leads Congress The Major Parties And Roles
The text explains the 113th Congress term dates and the two party system. It outlines House leaders such as Speaker and Majority Leader and Whip. It also covers Senate roles including Vice President as presiding officer and Senate Majority Leader and Whip. It notes shifts after elections can change party majorities and leadership.
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Congress Committees and Their Lawmaking Roles
The passage explains the Republican conference and congressional committees. It notes committees study topics, decide on bills, and may have subcommittees. It asks students to match issues to relevant Senate or House committees affecting them.
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