Compare the leadership organization in the House of Representatives with that of the Senate?

Answer 1

In the American "republican" form of government, the House and the Senate are intentionally devised to work and to lead differently. Several basic differences of importance are the following: Representatives (in the House) are elected for only two-year terms at a time and, as a group, are especially focused on domestic affairs. Senators (in the Senate) are elected for six-year terms at a time and, as a group, generally focus on foreign policy.

Answer 2

Senate has the highest deliberative and legislative functions in a government; House is a legislative or deliberative assembly.