legislation

Introduces young readers to the legislation process in the United States.

"Learn about the legislative branch of the United States government; learn more about how Congress creates laws and what other duties they are tasked with to ensure that the federal government and society runs smoothly"--Provided by publisher.

Readers learn about how the president gets elected, their various roles, the power they have and how that is balanced with other branches of government, and controversies and hardships a president may face during their time in office.

Young readers are introduced to the specifics of the Senate and the House of Representatives, the structure and powers of Congress, and the various jobs carried out by Congress.

A book for young readers about the power of the veto and how it has been implemented throughout history.

"At first glance, Congress may appear to be the most intricate element of the U.S. government's system of checks and balances. It involves both the Senate and House of Representatives, both of which have completely different rules for formation, and can create crippling stalemates in the passage of bills and laws through the highest hands in government . . . Readers will untangle the mysteries that shadow this branch, learning about the two houses of Congress individually, and exploring examples of their capabilities when working together, and in opposition"--Provided by publisher.

Examines the progress in self-driving cars, looks at the science behind them, and discusses how they will shape our world in the future.

Learn about the responsibilities of Senators in government.

The United States is often called a nation of immigrants, so a deeper understanding of the history of immigration is critical for a deeper understanding of American history as a whole. Readers are encouraged to develop this deeper understanding through detailed text that provides a comprehensive overview of the history of immigration.

"[American] laws go through a long process before they are enacted. Bill are scrutinized and researched by committees in both the House and Senate and may be rewritten several times before they pass. This book breaks down the complicated process into digestible steps for readers looking to better understand an important component of the social studies curriculum. Fact boxes further clarify how the government works, supply key terms, and give more detail about congressional committees"--Provided by publisher.