Question

1. who makes federal laws? (usg.2) *

the supreme court
the central intelligence agency
congress
the organization of american states

1. what are the two parts of the u.s. congress? (usg.2) *

the president and vice - president
the ways and means committee
the senate and the house of representatives
the cabinet and the supreme court

1. how many u.s. senators are there? (usg.2) *

50
100
52
104

Explanation:

1. In the US, Congress has the power to make federal laws. The Supreme - Court interprets laws, the Central Intelligence Agency is for intelligence - related activities, and the Organization of American States is an international organization.
2. The two parts of the U.S. Congress are the Senate and the House of Representatives. The President and Vice - President are part of the executive branch, the Ways and Means Committee is a committee within the House, and the Cabinet and Supreme Court are parts of the executive and judicial branches respectively.
3. Each state in the US has 2 senators, and since there are 50 states, there are 100 U.S. Senators.

Answer:

1. Congress
2. The Senate and the House of Representatives
3. 100