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18 members Created in 1816, one of the oldest Relates to criminal law, human rights, immigration law, intellectual property rights, antitrust law and internet privacy All proposed constitutional amendments pass through In charge of conducting hearings prior to the Senate votes on confirmation of federal judges, nominated by the president
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Established in 1816 Instrumental in rejection of Treaty of Versailles, Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan Overseas and funds foreign aid programs, arm sales and training Relating to boundaries of the United States Foreign economic, military, technical and humanitarian assistance, loans Acquisition of land in foreign countries and aspects of nuclear energy
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Usually fewer than 500 employees Estimated 29.6 million small businesses Create 7 out of 10 new jobs Created on December 4 th, 1941 Offers protections and better government policies
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35 members Currently 14 democrats and 21 republicans Meets regularly while the House is in session Fiscal-related matters and evaluation if the Budget proposal Also evaluates legislative proposals for fiscal implications prior to voting bills out of the committee
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Initiative including No Child Left Behind Act Higher education programs College access for low and middle income students/families Worker health and safety Workers compensation
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Securities, insurance. Banking and house industries Oversees the work of Federal Reserve, U.S. Department of Treasure, U.S. securities and exchange commission Once know as Banking and Currency Created in 1865 Chaired by Jeb Hensarling
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In charge of determining under what rule other bills will come to the floor Described as “traffic cop of Congress” Formed in 1789, during the first Congress Exerts vast power in the House What may be said/done of a bill is limited
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Determines who pays for the government people want and how Debt and deficit Chairman is Patty Murray Established in 1974 Drafts Congress’ annual budge and monitors action on the federal budget
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Issues include Indian education, economic development, land management, trust responsibilities, healthcare and claims against the U.S. At the start there were 5 members and continues to grow Has more senators from the Western and plain states Committee meets Wednesday/Thursday while the Congress is in session Hearings and business meetings shall be open to the public
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Includes Department of Defense, military research and development, nuclear energy. Benefits. And selective service system Created as a result of Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 Merged responsibilities of Committee on Naval Affairs and Committee on Military Affairs Pay, promotion, retirement and privileges of members of the Armed Forces Controls petroleum reserves
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