Understanding Congress and Law-Making

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Make me a simple review of the legislative branch for an lld 6 social studies class with a reading level of grade 2. Include comprehension questions

This resource provides an overview of the U.S. Congress, detailing its primary function of making laws for the country. It describes the structure of Congress, including the two houses: the Senate and the House of Representatives, along with the number of members in each house. The document explains the law-making process, from introducing a bill to voting in both houses before it becomes law. It also includes interactive elements like matching exercises and true/false questions to help reinforce understanding. The educational content targets foundational knowledge about how the U.S. legislative system operates, aiming to help learners grasp the significance of Congress in governance.