How a Bill Becomes a Law: Step-by-Step Legislative Process Explained #159042 (License: Personal Use)

This early 20th-century political cartoon illustrates the U.S. federal legislative process, beginning with a member drafting a bill in their office, followed by introduction in the House or Senate, referral to standing committees, floor debate, passage by both chambers, and final approval by the Governor-General (a historical reference likely indicating the President). The image concludes with the bill becoming law, symbolized by its placement among codified statutes.

Used in civics education, government websites, or history resources to explain U.S. lawmaking; matches user intent for understanding legislative procedures, school assignments, or civic literacy.