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Describe the process by which a bill becomes a law. Give examples of some of the many ways a bill can be killed.

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Compare the House and the Senate, making sure to address the leadership positions, prestige, etc.

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What are the reasons that Congress finds itself mired in legislative "gridlock?" Which factors have lessened gridlock and encouraged legislative progress? Do you think the founders would be surprised at gridlock in the legislative process? Why or why not?

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Discuss the role of customs and norms in Congress. Which norms have changed over time and how have they changed? Are these developments positive or negative for Congress overall? Why?

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