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Who is running America - Congress or the President? The way Congress works: How does an idea become a law? Imagine how questions like these, in <EM>Student's Guide to Congress</EM>, will stimulate discussion among your students.

Student's Guide to Congress

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STUDENTS GUIDE TO CONGRESS

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Illustrations.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Advisory Editor.
Preface.
Historical Milestones of the U.S. Congress, 1789&#x2013;2008: A Timeline.
1: Abscam.
2: Ad Hoc Committees.
3: Adams, John Quincy (1767&#x2013;1848).
4: African Americans in Congress.
5: The Albany Plan of Union.
6: Amending the Constitution.
7: Appropriations Bills.
8: Army-McCarthy Hearings.
9: Articles of Confederation.
10: Asian Americans in Congress.
11: Balanced Budget Amendment.
12: Bicameralism.
13: Bill of Rights.
14: Bills, Private.
15: Bipartisanship.
16: Calendars, House of Representatives.
17: Calendars, Senate.
18: Campaign Finance.
19: Capitol.
20: Capitol, Architect of the.
21: Capitol Subways.
22: Caucuses.
23: Censure.
24: Census.
25: Checks and Balances.
26: Citizenship and Naturalization.
27: Civil Rights Act (1964).
28: Civil Rights Issues and Lobbyists.
29: Classes of Senators.
30: Cloakroom.
31: Cloture.
32: Commerce Clause.
33: Committees.
34: Conference Committees.
35: Confirmation Power of the Senate.
36: Congress and Commerce.
37: Congress, Constitutional Origins of.
38: Congressional Black Caucus.
39: Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
40: Congressional Immunity.
41: Congressional Investigations.
42: Congressional Office Buildings.
43: Congressional Pay and Benefits.
44: Congressional Record.
45: Congressional Research Service.
46: Congressional Staff.
47: Congressional Travel Allowances.
48: Congressional Voting Methods.
49: Connecticut Compromise.
50: Constituents and Congress.
51: Constitution of the United states.
52: Constitutional Amendments Affecting the Presidency.
53: Constitutional Convention.
54: Contempt of Congress.
55: Continental Congresses.
56: Declaration of Independence.
57: District of Columbia.
58: Elections, House of Representatives.
59: Elections, Senatorial.
60: Electoral College and Electors.
61: Ethics, Congressional.
62: Exclusion of Members of Congress.
63: Expressed Powers.
64: Federalism.
65: Federalist, The.
66: Filibuster.
67: Foreign Policy Powers.
68: Franking.
69: Gavel.
70: Gibbons v. Ogden (1824).
71: Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (1964).
72: Hispanic Americans in Congress.
73: House of Representatives.
74: How a Bill Becomes Law.
75: Impeachment Power.
76: Impeachment Rules, Senate.
77: Implied Powers.
78: Impoundment.
79: Interns, Congressional.
80: Iran-Contra Hearings.
81: Iraq War Resolution (2002).
82: Joint Committees.
83: Joint Session.
84: Judicial Review.
85: Legislative Reorganization Act (1946).
86: Library of Congress.
87: Limited Government.
88: Line-Item Veto.
89: Lobbying and Congress.
90: Mace.
91: Majority Leader.
92: Media and Congress.
93: Midterm Elections.
94: Minority Leader.
95: Missouri Compromise.
96: New Jersey Plan.
97: New States, Admission of.
98: Nineteenth Amendment (1920).
99: Non-Voting Members of Congress.
100: Oath of Office, Congressional.
101: Pages, Congressional.
102: Parliamentarian.
103: Party Whips.
104: Patronage.
105: Political Parties and Congress.
106: Popular Sovereignty.
107: Pork-Barrel Spending.
108: Power of the Purse.
109: Power to Raise an Army.
110: Power to Select the President.
111: President and Congress.
112: President Pro Tempore.
113: Public Interest Groups.
114: Reapportionment.
115: Redistricting.
116: Rules, House and Senate.
117: Senate.
118: Senatorial Courtesy.
119: Seniority System.
120: Separation of Powers.
121: Sergeant at Arms.
122: Sessions of Congress.
123: Seventeenth Amendment (1913).
124: Speaker of the House of Representatives.
125: Spoils System.
126: Supreme Court and Congress.
127: Teapot Dome Scandal.
128: Television Coverage of Congress.
129: Terms and Sessions.
130: Thirteen Colonies, Settling of the.
131: Treaty Power.
132: Two-Thirds Rule.
133: Vetoes and Veto Overrides.
134: Vice President.
135: Virginia Plan.
136: Voting Rights Act (1965).
137: War Powers.
138: War Powers Resolution (1973).
139: Watergate Hearings.
140: Whitewater Investigations.
141: Women in Congress.
142: Zone Whips.

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Student's Guide to Congress