The Legislature — Concept Maps
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Chapter Overview – The Legislature
The map in words
- The Legislature
- Meaning and Composition
- Mirror of the Nation
- Bicameral System
- Lower House Direct Election
- Upper House Varied Composition
- Functions
- Law Making
- Control over Administration
- Financial Budget
- Judicial Impeachment
- Electoral
- Ventilation of Grievances
- Investigative
- Decline of Legislature
- Executive Dominance
- Judicial Review
- Party Politics Whip
- Poor Quality Debates
- Rise of Media and IT
- American Congress
- Senate Upper House
- 100 Members 2 Per State
- 6 Year Term
- Most Powerful Upper Chamber
- Confirms Appointments
- Ratifies Treaties
- Impeachment Trial
- Filibustering
- House of Representatives
- 435 Members
- 2 Year Term
- Originates Money Bills
- Initiates Impeachment
- Elects President if No EC Majority
- Senate Upper House
- Indian Parliament
- Rajya Sabha Upper House
- Max 250 Members
- Indirectly Elected
- Permanent Cannot Be Dissolved
- Special Powers Art 249 312 352
- Lok Sabha Lower House
- 543 Members
- Directly Elected
- 5 Year Term
- Controls Government
- Money Bills Only Here
- Speaker
- Certifies Money Bills Art 110
- Presides Joint Sessions Art 108
- Anti-Defection Decisions
- Rajya Sabha Upper House
- Comparisons
- Senate vs Rajya Sabha
- House vs Lok Sabha
- American vs Indian Speaker
- Meaning and Composition
Mind map showing the meaning, functions, and characteristics of a legislature
The map in words
- Legislature
- Meaning
- Body of representatives
- Expresses national will
- Makes laws
- Functions
- Law-making
- Representation
- Oversight
- Titles
- Parliament UK
- Congress USA
- Sansad India
- Characteristics
- Mirror of nation
- Grand inquest
- Committee of grievances
- Meaning
Flowchart showing bicameral structure and composition methods of legislatures
The map in words
- Bicameral Legislature
- Lower House
- Directly elected
- Popular representatives
- Lower age requirements
- Upper House
- Variable composition
- Equal representation US
- Population-based India
- Hereditary/Appointed UK
- Indirect election often
- Higher age requirements
- Variable composition
- Lower House
Legislature as the law-making, representative, and oversight organ of government
The map in words
- Legislature as the law-making, representative, and oversight organ of government
- Meaning of legislature
- Composition of legislatures
- Functions of legislature
- Decline of legislature
- American Congress
- Senate
- House of Representatives
- Speaker of the US House
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