Question

When comparing the House of Representatives and the Senate, _____. they both have legislators elected for four year terms they both submit legislation, pass laws and offer amendments all of their legislation is subject to both Presidential veto and judicial review special interest groups can get Senators to submit legislation but not House Representatives

Answer 1

The correct answer is D). Special interest groups can get Senators to submit legislation but not House Representatives.

There are two chambers in the Congress of the United States of America: the House of Representatives and the Senate. It is a bicameral legislation. The members of both parties –Democrat and Republican- are chosen by direct election. They work in committees. Each committee has its own specialization. The members of the House of Representatives represent different districts in the states, meanwhile, the states as a whole are represented by the Senators. There are no special interest groups that can get the House of Representatives to submit legislation, but they can get Senators to submit it.

Answer 2

Special interest groups can get Senators to submit legislation but not House Representatives.