in which house will be the elected representatives of the teachers
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lower house or lok sabha
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The House of Representatives is the lower house of the United States Congress. The House and the Senate work together on bills to give to the president to put into law. Learn why we have the House of Representatives and what it is in this lesson.
The House of Representatives
Did you make a purchase today? Drive on any roads? Watch television? Pretty much everything you do as a citizen of the United States has been touched by the House of Representatives. The House, as the House of Representatives is commonly referred to, is part of the law-making body of Congress.
Article I of the U.S. Constitution set up the legislative branch. The Founding Fathers wanted the legislature settled first because they felt it was the most important element needed to keep the nascent republic strong. When discussing how to set up the legislature, there were many arguments about how to divide up the representation in the House between the states, especially in terms of which states were going to get the most representation. The most populated states wanted representation based on population because that meant they would have more power in Congress. Smaller states wanted equal representation so they would not be overpowered by the more populated states.
Ultimately, the Founding Fathers decided on a bicameral legislature. Bicameral is a fancy word for 'two houses.' The upper house, which favors the smaller states, is called the Senate. The lower house, which favors the larger states, is called the House of Representatives.
The person in charge of the House is called the Speaker of the House.