Question

article 1 of the constitution
article 1 of the constitution lays out the legislative branch,
also known as congress, establishing its structure and
powers.

• making laws
• creating taxes
• creating tariffs and duties
• borrowing money
• coining & printing money
• declaring war

congress can declare war, but it cannot wage or conduct
the war. as part of the systems of checks and balances, this
falls to the executive branch, which contains the military
and is led by the president.

congress is made up of two equally powerful chambers:
the house of representatives and the senate. laws must
pass in both the house and the senate in order to move
forward

congress is bicameral. what does this
mean?

• congress is made up of two chambers
• congress is over two centuries old
• congress has federal and state divisions

Explanation:

The term "bicameral" refers to a legislative body that is split into two separate chambers or houses. The U.S. Congress fits this definition as it is composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The other options do not relate to the meaning of bicameralism.

Answer:

Congress is made up of two chambers