7. According to the reading, what makes the US

Congress more powerful than other nation's legislative

branches?

a. They listen to leaders

b. They actually make laws

c. They choose other members of government

Answer: b. They actually make laws.

Explanation:

Congress enacts laws so that a member of Congress submits a bill to the legislative council. It is up to the President to enter the bill as a bill or to veto it. If necessary, Congress may then override the President's veto by a two-thirds vote of both the House and Senate, thereby prohibiting the law.