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Two law making houses in the us?
democrat and republic
What is the name of the two law making houses in the UK when they are put together?
Parliment
What article in the constitution states that the house of representatives and the senate have law making powers?
Article one (1) section seven (7) tells how laws are made.
What are the names of the two law making houses in the United Kingdom?
The House of Commons and the House of Lords.
Was article 1 of the Constitution is concerned with the duties of the law-making or executive of gverment?
No, honey. It's LEGISLATOR.
What is the U.S Constitution?
The supreme law of the land. The United States system of law is based on this document. It is the word. A link is provided to the Wikipedia article on the Constitution. And you can read the whole thing there. It isn't that long, and each article is broken down if you want more information.
What branch represnets the capitol building?
Referring to the Capitol Building in Washington, DC? That building houses the Congress of the United States. It is the law-making branch of the U.S. government. Typically, in states and commonwealths across America, a similar "capitol building" houses the law-making body of the state government.
Why is the house of parliament important to the UK economy?
The houses of parliament is the law making body of the UK and therefore responsible for the country's finances.
What are the steps involve in law making?
there is a need for a law, then congress makes a bill for the president to sign, making a law. but sometimes the bil isn't signed, thus it isn't a law. three steps to make a law -purposed by one of the houses (legislature branch) -approved by court (judicial branch) -enforced by president (executive branch)
Which article tells how a bill becomes law?
article 4
What article is about with the legislative branch?
The Legislative BranchThe judical branch.
Does the house or senate have a bigger role in the legislative process?
Both houses have an important role in passing a law and both houses have to approve a law for it to be become a law.
