Which describes a difference between the duties of House members and the duties of Senate members?

A. House members serve on committees while Senate members only serve on boards.

B. House members meet with their constituents while Senate members only meet with other Senate members.

C. Senate members represent state interests while House members represent district interests.

D. Senate members hire and manage their staff while House members have no staff to manage.

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Alexis Krause

2 May, 14:05

Which describes a difference between the duties of House members and the duties of Senate members?

A. House members serve on committees while Senate members only serve on boards.

B. House members meet with their constituents while Senate members only meet with other Senate members.

C. Senate members represent state interests while House members represent district interests.

D. Senate members hire and manage their staff while House members have no staff to manage.

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America Burch · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: C. the senate members represent state interests while House members represent district interests

The state representation usually come from one single political party that dominated the election in that state. The district interpretation on the other hand, usually come from more than one political parties even though the dominant party might have more members.

Liana · Answer 2

The statement that best describes a difference between the duties of House members and the duties of the Senate members is choice A. It states that the House members serve on committees while the Senate members only serve on boards.