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Public Law
A bill or joint resolution (other than for amendments to the Constitution) passed by both Houses of Congress and approved by the president. Bills and joint resolutions vetoed by the President, but then overridden by the Congress also become public law.




 
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Did You Know?
A Little Known Fact
What is the oldest surviving relic of the House? Take a field trip to the House Chamber to find out!

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Capitol Quiz
Test your knowledge of House Artifacts!

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Use the glossary to learn key terms.

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