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Federal Government Representation

Federal Government Representation refers to the methods and principles by which representatives are elected and the balance of power is maintained between national and state governments within a federal system.

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Federal government representation is a fundamental aspect of democracy, ensuring that citizens have a voice in how they are governed. It involves the election of representatives who make decisions on behalf of the people, primarily through Congress, which consists of the Senate and the House of Repr...

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Key Terms

Congress
The legislative branch of the federal government, consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives.

Example: Congress meets to discuss and pass laws.

Senate
One of the two houses of Congress, with each state represented by two senators.

Example: The Senate votes on major legislation.

House of Representatives
The other house of Congress, with representatives based on state population.

Example: The House of Representatives initiates revenue bills.

Electoral College
A group of representatives from each state that formally elects the President.

Example: The Electoral College votes after the presidential election.

Civic Engagement
Participation in activities that promote the well-being of the community and democracy.

Example: Voting is a key form of civic engagement.

Legislation
Laws proposed or enacted by Congress.

Example: The new legislation aims to improve healthcare.

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Key Concepts

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