The rules, customs, and procedures in Congress are designed to ______.
A. make it very difficult to pass bills and resolve differences between the chambers
B. empower members to pursue their policy and electoral goals
C. resolve or deflect conflicts so members can get on with the business of legislating
D. ease the passage of bills so that Congress can get more work done in a short period of time
Answer: C
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