1. The document titled "S. 277" is a bill introduced in the Senate.
2. The cartoon depicts a political figure, likely related to the legislative process of the bill.
3. The long, narrow document is the enrolled bill, which is the final version passed by both houses of Congress.
4. The document with the title "Congressional Record" contains the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress, including the passage of the bill.
5. The document with the signature line is the bill after it has been signed by the Speaker of the House and the Vice President of the United States (as President of the Senate).
6. The document with handwritten notes is likely an amendment or a draft version of the bill.
7. The cartoon depicting a political figure with a large hat is another political cartoon related to the bill's journey.
8. The document with the title "AN ACT" is the bill after it has been enacted into law.
9. The document with the map is likely a report or a related document that was considered during the legislative process.
10. The document with the typed text is the final version of the law as published in the Statutes at Large.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the congress at work worksheet.
