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Lesson 1 Finding Book Reviews Lesson 2 Finding Biographical Information Lesson 3 Locating, Evaluating, and Using Statistics Guided Exercises: Interpreting Statistics Lesson 4 Finding Film Reviews Lesson 5 Researching U.S. Federal Legislation Finding Facts, Reviews, and More      Researching U.S. Federal Legislation This lesson will describe the steps in the legislative process, the official publications that result from it, where they are located, and good sources for analysis of the legislation. To start, choose the first topic below: Step One: Bill Introduced Step Two: Committee Referral and Action Step Three: Floor Action Step Four: Bill Sent to Second Chamber Step Five: Conference Committees Step Six: Approval Step Seven: Transmittal to the President Step Eight: Newly Enacted Legislation Companion Sources for all Steps

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