Definition Congress is the name given to one of the branches of the United States of America Federal government. Congress is the legislative arm of the government, which functions separately from the other two arms namely; executive and judiciary. Its chief duty is to make laws that govern the country.

Proposition 8 was a ballot proposition throughout the state of California. The voters were voting for or against the same-sex marriages within the state. The voting process took place in November 4, 2008. The proposition 8 took place amidst protests in the entire country towards the end of the year. Numerous rallies also took place as litigation focusing on the different aspects of the initiative.

Composition The Electoral College is made up of the commonly elected electors, who are at times known as representatives. Process of Voting The electors officially choose the President and the Vice President of America by ballot. There have been a total of five hundred and thirty eight from 1984 in every presidential election. In Article II, under Section I in Clause 2 of the Constitution, the number [...]

Definition Republic as a word is taken from Latin word res publica, meaning public thing. It is used to refer to a country or state that is not governed by a hereditary monarch, but the citizens of the country have a say in the formation of the government. The citizens have a chance to select the people they want in government through participating in general elections.