Question

Consider the topic of the "American Politics in Comparative Perspective" feature. How would Congress be different if it had only a single chamber? Who would be the "winners and losers" under such an institutional configuration?

Answer 1

Answer:

American feel their democracy is the best based on his uniqueness and authenticity with respect to political institution, parties and interest groups.

The house of congress will not be the same if there is only on single chamber for a common ground for discussion and the coming together of legislative in one chamber

In the legislative house, there consist of both the upper and lower houses, who makes laws and institutes the constitutional execution for the benefit of the nation.

Explanation:

American Politics in Comparative Perspective: American have the believe that their democracy is the best in terms of uniqueness and authenticity than other countries of the world. with this they feel they have put a tremendous amount of work for their democracy to be the best in the world. The people of America thinks in regarding the areas of political institution, culture, interest group, political parties it is unique.

In the Legislative house, there are two houses which are, the upper legislative house and the lower legislative house.

The Congress would not be the same if only there is a single chamber that will have a common ground  for discussion and the assembly of the legislative will be put in the single chamber only. the two l houses of legislation have a different methods to meet the compliance of the constitution. If the single chamber is available, then there will be an approach common for all the legislative processes and legislature will be taken away from the single chamber only.

Under an institutional configuration losers will be with the winners in the house and they will implement  the constitutional drives in the house and make sure the nation meets its constitutional implementation  for benefit of the nation