Legislative branch The legislative

Legislative branch The legislative branch is made up of elected "representatives" from all of the states and is the only branch that can make federal laws, levy federal axes, declare war or put foreign treaties into effect. It consists of a Congress that is divided into two groups, called houses: • The House of Representatives comprises lawmakers who serve two-year terms. Each House member represents a district in his or her home state. The number of districts in a state is determined by a count of popultion taken every ten years. The most heavily populated states have more districts and, therefore, more representatives than the smaller states, some of which have only one. Normally there are 435 representatives in the United States House of Representatives. • The Senate comprises lawmakers who serve six-year terms. Each state, regardless of population, has two senators. That assures that the small states have an equal voice in one of the houses of Congress. The terms of the senators are staggered, so that only one third of the Senate is elected every two years. That assures that there are some experienced senators in Congress after each election. The main duty of the Congress is to make laws, including those which levy taxes that pay for the work of the federal government. A law begins as a proposal called a "bill". It is read, studied in committees, commented on and amended in the Senate or House chamber in which it was introduced. It is then voted upon. If it passes, it is sent to the other house where a similar pro- cedure occurs. Members of both houses work together in "conference com- mittees'' if the chambers have passed different versions of the same bill. Groups who try to persuade Congressmen to vote for or against a bill are known as "lobbies" When both houses of Congress pass a bill on which they agree, it is sent to the president for his signature. Only after it is signed does the bill become a law.

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of The Legislative branch is made up closeup of elected "Representatives" from all of the states For and is the only branch That the make CAN federal Laws, levy federal axes, the declare war or the put TREATIES States Foreign Into effect. Consists of a It That Congress is DIVIDED Into to two two groups, Called houses:
• Representatives of The House is of lawmakers comprises the who the serve to two two-year terms. Each House member represents a district in his or her home state. The number of districts in a state is determined by a count of popultion taken every ten years. The most heavily populated states have more districts and, therefore, more representatives than the smaller states, some of which have only one. Normally there are 435 representatives in the United States House of Representatives .
• The Senate comprises lawmakers who serve six-year terms. Each state, regardless of population, has two senators. That assures that the small states have an equal voice in one of the houses of Congress. The terms of the senators are staggered, so that only one third of the Senate is elected every two years. That assures that there are some experienced senators in Congress after each election.
The main duty of the Congress is to make laws, including those which levy taxes that pay for the work of the federal government. A law begins as a proposal called a "bill". It is read, studied in committees, commented on and amended in the Senate or House chamber in which it was introduced. It is then voted upon. If it passes, it is sent to the other house where a similar pro- cedure occurs. Members of both houses work together in "conference com- mittees '' if the chambers have passed different versions of the same bill. Groups who try to persuade Congressmen to vote for or against a bill are known as" lobbies "When both houses of Congress pass a bill on which they agree, it is sent to the president for his signature. Only after it is signed does the bill become a law.

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Законодательная власть
законодательная власть состоит из избранных "представителей" от всех штатов и является единственной ветвью, которая может принимать федеральные законы, взимать федеральные оси, объявлять войну или вводить в действие иностранные договоры. Это конгрессмен, разделенный на две группы, номер телефона:
* В состав Палаты представителей входят законодатели, срок полномочий которых составляет два года. Каждый член Палаты представителей представляет округ в своем родном штате. Число округов в штате определяется по количеству населения, принимаемому каждые десять лет. Наиболее густонаселенные Штаты имеют больше районов и, следовательно,больше представителей, чем в небольших Штатах, некоторые из которых имеют только один. Обычно в Палате Представителей Соединенных Штатов насчитывается 435 представителей.
* В состав Сената входят законодатели, срок полномочий которых составляет шесть лет. В каждом штате,независимо от численности населения, есть два сенатора. Эти оценки показывают, что малые страны имеют равный голос в Капитолии. Это единственная треть Сената, которая избирается каждый год. Эти оценки свидетельствуют о том, что после парламентских выборов имеется ряд проверенных наблюдателей.
Основной обязанностью Конгресса является принятие законов,в том числе тех, которые взимают налоги, которые оплачивают работу федерального правительства. "Закон начинается как предложение под названием" Прочитано, изучено в комитетах, прокомментировано и изменено в Сенате или палате Палаты представителей, в которую он был внесен, это затем оставить. Если это в прошлом, то он отправляется в другой дом в программе SIMAR-процедура происходит. Комитеты ' если палаты приняли разные версии одного и того же законопроекта 5.Группы, которые пытаются персонифицировать Конгресс, чтобы проголосовать за или против законопроекта, известны как“когда обе палаты Конгресса принимают законопроект, с которым они согласны, он направляется президенту для его подписи. После этого он был подписан в закон Биллом.