Introduction to "The Congress": The Engine of Democracy
The United States Congress, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, is known as “the engine of democracy.”
The Most Recognizable Building in America
Completed in 1800, the United States Capitol is perhaps the most recognizable building in America — it is a building in which countless historical decisions have been made.
The 17th Amendment
The 63rd Congress was the last Congress before the 17th Amendment transferred the election of senators from the state legislators to the people — the greatest single change in Congress’ history.
The Real Reason Members Vote For or Against Legislation
David McCullough talks about the real reason members vote for or against legislation.
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