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LINKS
Committee Business Related Links:
House Floor Schedule
General Accounting
Office
Clerk of the House
Congress.gov
Congressional Budget
Office
Library of Congress
Office of the
Inspector General
House Sergeant
of Arms
Thomas Legislative
Information
United States Botanic
Garden
National
Zoo
Smithsonian Institute
Write Your
Representative
Federal Government Links:
Legislative Branch
The U.S. Senate
Government Printing Office
Architect of the Capitol
General Accounting Office (GAO)
U.S. National Archives Records Administration
U.S. National Archives Records Administration
Executive Branch
Executive Office of the President
The Presidents Cabinet
Independent Federal Agencies and
Commissions
FirstGov
Federal Citizen
Information Center
FedWorld
Judiciary Branch
The Federal Judicial Center
The U.S. Supreme Court
State and Local Government
Links:
http://lcweb.loc.gov/global/state/stategov.html
Educational Links:
Tying It All Together
- The legislative process
is explained.
How
Our Laws Are Made
- A detailed text description
of the legislative process.
How Our Laws Are Made by Chapter
- The above
document, broken down into chapters.
Enactment of a Law
The Declaration of Independence
- The full text
of the Declaration of Independence.
Early Congressional Documents
- A list of Early
Congressional Documents from the Constitutional
Convention and the Continental Congress.
The Federalist Papers
- A list of titles of the
85 Federalist Papers.
The
Constitution of the United States
- The full
text of the U.S. Constitution.
Foreword and Historical Notes
- Introductory
information about the U.S. Constitution, written by
the Hon. Jack Brooks.
Bill
of Rights
- The full text of the Bill of Rights.
Other Amendments to the Constitution
- The full
text amendments 11 through 27 to the Constitution
that have been ratified.
Amendments Not Ratified
- The full text of
amendments to the Constitution that have been
proposed but not ratified.
Historical Information
- From the Office of the
Clerk of the House.
Historical Documents
- From the Library of
Congress.
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