Question

1. why does the lawmaking process take so long?

○ to keep representatives busy with research
○ to give the president time to agree with a bill
○ to make sure bills are approved by the united nations
○ to ensure that all laws are necessary

Explanation:

• The first option is incorrect because the lawmaking process is not intended to keep representatives busy with research.
• The second option is wrong as the president's agreement is part of the process but not the main reason for its length; the process involves multiple steps in Congress too.
• The third option is incorrect because U.S. lawmaking does not require UN approval.
• The fourth option is correct. The lengthy lawmaking process (with committee reviews, debates, amendments, etc.) is designed to thoroughly examine bills to ensure they are necessary, well - thought - out, and address issues appropriately.

Answer:

D. to ensure that all laws are necessary