Which of the following is one of the ways in which the U. S. Congress is different from the U. K. Parliament?

A.

The U. S. Congress is much larger than the U. K. Parliament.

B.

The president of the U. S. gets to vote on all legislation in Congress.

C.

All of the members of the U. S. Congress are directly elected by the people.

D.

Members of the U. S. Congress have term limits.

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31 October, 19:28

Which of the following is one of the ways in which the U. S. Congress is different from the U. K. Parliament?

A.

The U. S. Congress is much larger than the U. K. Parliament.

B.

The president of the U. S. gets to vote on all legislation in Congress.

C.

All of the members of the U. S. Congress are directly elected by the people.

D.

Members of the U. S. Congress have term limits.

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Litzy Robertson · Answer 1

D. Members of the U. S. Congress have term limits

For Example: The Senate has Six years in each Term (2).

The House of Representatives serve 2 years at a time per term.