*Legislative Branch
1. What article of the Constitution describes the legislative branch?
2....
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*Legislative Branch
1. What article of the Constitution describes the legislative branch?
2. What parts make up the legislative branch?
3. What is the main purpose/role of the legislative branch?
4. What are some of the major powers of the legislative branch?
5. What are some special powers of the Senate?
6. What are some special powers of the House of Representatives?
7. How are states represented in the Senate?
8. How many total Senators are there?
9. How are states represented in the House of Representatives?
10. How many total Representatives are there?
11. What are the constitutional requirements to become a Senator?
12. What are the constitutional requirements to become a Representative?
13. How long is the term of a Senator?
14. How long is the term of a Representative?
15. Who is the majority and minority leader of the senate? (include a picture)
16. Who is the current speaker of the House? (include a picture)
17. Who are the current US Senators from GA (include a picture of each)?
18. Who is the current Representative from your congressional district?
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