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Chapter 5 “Role and Powers of Congress”. Section 1: Role of Congress Question: 1. What influences members of Congress to vote the way they do? 2. Imagine.
Elections, Parties and Interest Groups Wilson chapters 9, 10, and 11 Elections, Parties and Interest Groups.
Q1. The individuals who live within the geographical area represented by an elected official. More narrowly, the body of citizens eligible to vote for.
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Chapter 6 Congress The 535. Chapter 6 Section 1: How Congress is Organized.
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Unit 4 The Branches of the American Government Part I – The Legislative Branch.
