The U.S. Congress in Twenty Minutes (2 of 2)

The video tutorial discusses the role of Congress as a co-equal branch of government, focusing on the filibuster's function in the Senate. It reviews the dynamics between the House and Senate, historical events like the Treaty of Versailles and Watergate, and the powers of Congress, including declaring war. The tutorial also touches on political ideologies, contrasting Republican and Democratic views on government roles.

What is a filibuster and how does it function within the Senate?

Explain the significance of the filibuster in relation to the majority and minority parties in the Senate.

Discuss the historical context and implications of the Treaty of Versailles as it relates to the Senate.

What was the impact of the investigation into President Nixon by Congress during the Watergate scandal?

What role does Congress play in declaring war according to the Constitution?

How did the War Powers Act change the relationship between Congress and the President regarding military action?

Describe the differences in perspective between Republicans and Democrats regarding the role of government.