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Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate meet on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC to discuss, debate and vote on bills relating to topics ranging from education and agriculture to defense and foreign aid.Read more
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The first Congress discussed issues such as Revolutionary War debts, creation of a national bank, regulating trade with Indians, and providing for a national census.
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"How do members of Congress decide how to vote? What influences them the most?"
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Members of Congress votes on the floor can be seen on C-SPAN and are recorded in the congressional record. Use C-SPAN to review the roll call votes on issues of interest.

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1. In what city does the U.S. Congress meet?

2. What is the name for a proposed law?

3. Name at least one factor a congressperson considers before voting.

4. What country is governed by the laws Congress makes?

5. Do members need to be present in order to vote?



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