<h2>The Florida Legislature is the legislature of the state of Florida in the United States of America. </h2>
Explanation:
The Florida Legislature:
Assembly: It is a bicameral assembly constituted by the upper Senate House and the lower House of Representatives.
Purpose: To create, enact and direct laws, principles, directives and policies to govern the state of Florida. The laws are called chapter laws, slip laws, or session laws.
Location: Florida State Capitol Building at Tallahassee
Members: Total 160 members with 40 in the Senate and 120 in the House of Representatives
Term Limits: Senate – 2 terms; House – 4 terms
Assembly session: The Florida Legislature meets annually starting during March for 60 days consecutively
Chief Members: Senate President, House Speaker, Majority leader and Minority leader
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Answer:
Jean Jacques Rousseau had a major impact on modern governments through the advancement of the philosophy of social contract. The social contract can also be seen in the American Declaration of Independence when the Founding Fathers sought to establish a government for and by the people of the United States.