Publisher's Synopsis
The U.S. Congress is made of two houses. The Sensate gives every state an equal voice in representation while the House of Representatives allows states with a larger population a larger voice. This book explores the many roles that each house has and how they give a voice to the people of each of their states. With simple, easy to understand language, young readers will be able to understand while older readers can refresh their understanding of important social studies curriculums.
