Explain the causes for congressional gridlock

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(1) Develop a brief diagram or bullet list for the House of Representatives and one for the Senate showing how a bill may become a law, and

(2) In brief paragraphs , identify and explain the causes for congressional gridlock (for example , political polarization , gerrymandering , etc.). What type of reform would you propose to the legislative process to break the gridlock?

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