Game — Which Chamber is it?

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Epic Chamber Battle

Which Chamber Is It?

Congress represents the will of the people. Article I gives Congress the power to make laws, pass budgets, tax, declare war, regulate commerce, and oversee the government. It does not officially give them the power to make delicious waffles, but it probably should.

How to play:
You will see a fact, a name, or a clue about Congress. Decide which chamber it belongs to: House, Senate, Both, or Neither. Answer fast and build a streak to earn bonus XP. Roger spins for every correct answer and droops a little for every wrong one, so try to keep him happy.

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HOUSE SENATE BOTH NEITHER

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How does the House and Senate being different from each other connect to the Great Compromise and the idea of checks and balances? Which fact from this game surprised you the most, and how might it change how you think about which chamber is more powerful?

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