Facts on Congress

Posted By Jennifer Bloom On November 4, 2011 @ 7:21 pm In | Comments Disabled

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[1] Founders and Colonies: http://congress.indiana.edu/founders-and-colonies

[2] Checks and Balances: http://congress.indiana.edu/checks-and-balances

[3] Federalism: http://congress.indiana.edu/federalism

[4] House and Senate: http://congress.indiana.edu/house-and-senate

[5] Who can be a Member of Congress?: http://congress.indiana.edu/who-can-be-member-congress

[6] Women in Congress: http://congress.indiana.edu/women-congress

[7] Compromise: http://congress.indiana.edu/compromise

[8] How a Bill Becomes Law: http://congress.indiana.edu/how-bill-becomes-law

[9] Diversity: http://congress.indiana.edu/diversity

[10] Committees: http://congress.indiana.edu/committees

[11] Deliberation: http://congress.indiana.edu/deliberation

[12] Amendments: http://congress.indiana.edu/amendments

[13] Key Congressional Leaders: http://congress.indiana.edu/congressional-leaders

[14] How Congress Affects You: http://congress.indiana.edu/how-congress-affects-you

[15] The Bill of Rights: http://congress.indiana.edu/the-bill-rights

[16] Citizen Participation: http://congress.indiana.edu/citizen-participation

[17] One Vote: http://congress.indiana.edu/one-vote

[18] Becoming an Informed Citizen: http://congress.indiana.edu/becoming-informed-citizen

[19] Representative Numbers: http://congress.indiana.edu/representative-numbers

[20] How to Do More: http://congress.indiana.edu/how-do-more

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