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Congress is the body of people elected to the House of Representatives and the US Senate. "Congress voted last night....or, in Congress today.... or, Members of Congress are leading and effort to...." The word means the entire federal legislature, the physical buildings, but it was not deemed to be synonomus with 'politics'. Politics gets people elected and defines what members stand for.
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No, Congress is not the same thing as politics. Congress refers to the legislative branch of government in the United States, where elected officials create laws. Politics, on the other hand, is a broader term that encompasses the entire system of governing and decision-making, including activities such as campaigning, dialogue, and negotiation. Congress is one component of the political process.
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Are delegates and the congress the same thing?
yes they are.
Is an act of congress the same thing as the Declaration of Independence?
No. The United States Congress did not exist when the Declaration of Independence was written and signed.
What were Progressive politics?
Progressive politics comes when 2 political party are in same popularity position and does every thing to become more popular then other .
What is the word for why Congress can't get anything done?
politics
What type of occupation does most of congress belong to?
Politics.
How was the election of members of the House of Representatives different from the election of Members of Congress?
In the United States, "Member of Congress" is the same thing as "Member of the House of Representatives."
What is the name given for temporary committees in congress?
stupid politics
How do we know what happens to congress?
By studying the history and politics of India.
Was Daniel Boone involved in politics?
Unlike Davey Crockett who served for a time in Congress, Daniel Boone was not involved in politics.
What is the difference between enumerated or expressed powers and implied powers?
it is basically the same thing, both are the powers listed in the Constitution that granted the rights of Congress
When both houses of congress have written a bill about the same thing where is it discussed?
Article I, Section 7, of the U.S. Constitution.
When both houses of congress have written a different about the same thing where is it discussed?
Article I, Section 7, of the U.S. Constitution.
