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Is there a particular building where the government representatives meet in Romania?
yes
Is there a particular building where the government representatives meet in Iceland?
Well, probably there is one but i am not sure where it is located.
Does Mexico have a particular building where the government representatives meet?
Yes. It is the San Lazaro Legislative Palace, in Mexico City.
Does the Irish have a particular building where the govement representatives meet?
Leinster House
Is there a building where the government of Italy representatives meet?
in a pacific tower
Is there a particular building where government meets?
parchment
What is the answer what is the name of the government building?
The White House The Pentagon Congress, the Senate, and the House of Representatives
Is there a particular building where the government from Portugal meet?
Assembleia da República, Lisbon.
What branch of government is in the capital building?
The Legislative Branch - both houses of Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate. And BTW, it's the Capitol, not capital!
What is the practice of presenting the interests goals or ideals of particular groups to congressional representatives is called?
This is called "lobbying", from the way persons representing such interests would talk to the representatives in the lobby of the Capitol building before the representatives went into the Congressional chambers.
Which branch meets in the capital building?
The Senate and the House of Representatives meet in the US Capitol building. Congress also meets in the US Capitol building.
Who is the house of represenative?
The House of Representatives is not a "who." (It is not one person.) It is a "what"-- it can refer to a building in Washington DC, and it can also be the name for the group of men and women who have been elected to serve as representatives. The House of Representatives is a part of the Legislative Branch of Congress; there is the Senate (100 senators), and there is the House of Representatives (435 representatives), and they make the laws. They are part of the federal government. In the United States, voters elect people to represent them in the government. The men and women who are sent to congress to be Representatives will serve a term of two years and then they can run for re-election. They do their work in a very historical building which is sometimes just called "The House"-- for example: The House will vote on the budget in two weeks.
