( Q.2 ) PA State Government : Question is in the photo below ### Steps to Making a LawTo understand the legislative process, let's review the steps involved in making a law. Follow the order below to see how a bill becomes law:1. **The law is introduced as a bill.** - A proposal for a new law, or the amendment of an existing law, is introduced in the legislative branch.2. **The bill goes to committee, where members of the legislative branch determine if the bill is worth moving forward.** - A specialized group of legislators review the bill, hold hearings, and decide if it should proceed.3. **The bill goes to caucus, where each political party privately discusses the bill.** - Members of each political party confer in private meetings to discuss the bill's merits and strategize.4. **The bill moves to the floor of the House, and a vote is taken.** - The full House debates the bill and takes a vote. If it passes, it moves to the Senate.5. **The Senate repeats the process of the House.** - The bill goes through similar steps in the Senate: committee review, caucus discussions, and a vote.6. **The governor approves the bill.** - After passing both the House and Senate, the bill is sent to the governor for approval.7. **The bill is signed into law.** - If the governor approves and signs the bill, it officially becomes law.By following these steps, a proposed bill can navigate the legislative process to become a law, ensuring it is thoroughly reviewed and debated by elected representatives.

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2. Using the arrows, move the letters in the left column up or down to place them in the correct order from top to bottom. (Example: If item "d" is the first in order, it will go in the top box.) Put the steps of making a law in the correct order. The law is introduced as a bill. The Senate repeats the process of the House. The bill goes to caucus, where each political party privately discusses the bill. The bill goes to committee, where members of the legislative branch determine if the bill is worth moving forward. ↑ ↑ ↑ The bill is signed into law. The governor approves the bill. ^ The bill moves to the floor of the House, and a vote is taken.

2. Using the arrows, move the letters in the left column up or down to place them in the correct order from top to bottom. (Example: If item "d" is the first in order, it will go in the top box.) Put the steps of making a law in the correct order. The law is introduced as a bill. The Senate repeats the process of the House. The bill goes to caucus, where each political party privately discusses the bill. The bill goes to committee, where members of the legislative branch determine if the bill is worth moving forward. ↑ ↑ ↑ The bill is signed into law. The governor approves the bill. ^ The bill moves to the floor of the House, and a vote is taken.