Which describes a difference between the duties of house members and the duties of senate members? house members serve on committees while senate members only serve on boards. house members meet with their constituents while senate members only meet with other senate members. senate members represent state interests while house members represent district interests. senate members hire and manage their staff while house members have no staff to manage.

A difference between the duties of House members and the duties of Senate members was that Senate members represent state interests while House members represent district interests.

Further Explanations:

Due to a large population in the States of the United States, the realms are differentiated into Congressional districts. These districts elect “House members” to bring up their local matters on a national platform through Senators and House of Representatives.  

The Upper House is called Senate and consisting of less number of members as compared to the Lower House or House of Representatives. The union legislature of the United States consists of 100 senators and 435 representatives in the House.  All these members are directly or indirectly accountable to the residents of their respective states. Since each state is represented by 2 senators in the Upper house, so they are accountable for State’s interest while house member is elected as per the population of the sate so they are accountable for the district's interests.  

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Constitution

Keywords: States, Congressional districts, House members, Senators , House of Representatives, Upper House, Lower House, union legislature, United States, district's interests, State’s interest

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