Teacher’s Guide
Article I, but this handy chart shows some of the basics! Why Congress? When the Constitution was written, the goal was to create a government that represented the people. Congress works toward this goal by creating laws that reflect the needs and wants of United States citizens. The work Congress does serves the nation as a whole.
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