Describe the process that a bill goes through to become a law.

Read the Congress Power Point and notesPreview the document. Then answer the questions below. Include each number and question in your answer Word document. You can watch the videos below for further explanation.The Bicameral Congress: Crash Course Government and Politics #2How Does Congress Work: Congressional CommitteesQuestions:1. Why did the founders focus so much attention on designing the Legislative branch?2. Why did delegates from large states tend to be Federalists, while delegate from small states tend to be Antifederalists?3. What powers does Congress have? What power do you think is most important? Why?4. What are the functions of Congress members? Describe each of these functions.5.Which chamber of Congress is “closer” to the people? Why?6.How many Congress members represent a district? Approximately how many people live in a district?7. What is gerrymandering? What is its intended purpose?8. What are Congressional committees? What purpose do they serve?9.Describe the process that a bill goes through to become a law.