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and Sears Subject Headings Group 1 Kari Blazek Carla Heideman Laura McDaniel Sue Pray Christopher Rathmel Kara Schmidt Tricia Sweany Both the LCSH and Sears are SUBJECT HEADINGS Alphabetical Lists of. For example the American Revolutionary War can be described using the following terms American Revolution American Revolutionary War Revolution American Revolutionary War American War of the American Revolution American War of Independence War of Am Library of Congress www.loc.gov/teachers Library of Congress Social Choice in . Political Controversies. Paul H Edelman. Vanderbilt University. Problem: How to allocate seats among the states to the US House of Representatives. “Representatives … shall be apportioned among the several States…according to their respective numbers…. The actual Enumeration shall be made…within every subsequent Term of ten Years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct.”. The Library of Congress Ly ric a l Legacy “Yank e Dood le.” New Y o r k , New York, date unk nown. – Page 1  "Yankee Doodle." c. 1862. – Pages 2-6  Page 1 of 6  The Library o Unit 4: Institutions. I. Intention of Founders. Fear of excessive power concentrated in single institution. Fear of mob rule by impassioned majority. Concern about manner of . representation. in Congress. Review. The differences between the House and Senate are… . The differences between the House and Senate are… . Size and representation to begin with, in the House you get one hour to debate, the Senate gets unlimited debate (filibuster) which can only be stopped by a cloture vote (60 votes), spending bills must originate in the House.. What powers did the Founders grant to the Legislative Branch?. Clause 1.. The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common . The Library of Congress Ly ric a l Legacy “Battle of Bunker Hill. Compos ed by a Britis h Officer, the day after th e Battl e, June 17, 1775.” Bos t o n , Mass achuse tts, da t e un The National Legislature. Chapter 10, Section 1. Who are They?. Quiz. 1) Name two of the three reasons that the book identifies for why the Constitution establishes a bicameral legislature? . 2) How many sessions of Congress are there in one year?. Purpose of Committees:. They allow members of Congress to divide their work among many smaller groups.. Lawmakers can become specialists on the issues their committees consider.. From the huge number of bills introduced in each branch, committees select those few that are to receive further consideration. Who were these soldiers?. Mother?. Wife? . Daughter? . Sister?. Husband. ?. Brother?. Uncle?. Fa. ther?. Son. Brother. Cousin. Nephew. Neighbor. Friend. Boyfriend. They were real people…. They were real people…. in United States History. Courtesy: Library of Congress. The framers hoped to avoid party politics.. They worried that parties would cause division and corruption.. James Madison argued the Constitution’s structure would “break and control the violence of faction.”. in United States History. Courtesy: Library of Congress. Burr came from a wealthy and prestigious family.. He was a lieutenant colonel in the colonial army during the Revolutionary War.. Burr was regarded as charming and intelligent, but some thought he was amoral and too ambitious.. CLASS Z - BIBLIOGRAPHY. LIBRARY SCIENCE. trade. Libraries. Bibliography �� &#x/MCI; 0 ;&#x/MCI; 0 ;Subclass Z &#x/MCI; 1 ;&#x/MCI; 1 ;Z4-115.5 Books (General). Writing.