The State of the Union is first given at the House of Representatives, because it is the forum of the people?

Question

this is a true or false question. please help me i have no idea what the answer is.

Answer 1

The president is required to give the State of the Union to Congress.

It's done in the chambers of the House of Representatives because they are the larger body, and therefore, the chambers can hold more people. The Senate chamber would never be able to hold the 535 members of Congress and all of the assorted guests.

Answer 2

FALSE>>>>>>>>>>>

The State of the Union is an annual address in which the President of the United States reports on the status of the country, normally to a joint session of Congress (the House of Representatives and the Senate). It has occurred in January (except for six occasions in February) since 1934. Sometimes, especially in recent years, newly-inaugurated Presidents have delivered speeches to joint sessions of Congress only weeks into their respective terms, but these are not officially considered State of the Union addresses. The 2007 Address took place on January 23, 2007 at 9:01 PM EST.

The address is also most frequently used to outline the President's legislative proposals for the upcoming year.

Modeled after the monarch's Speech from the Throne during the State Opening of Parliament in the United Kingdom, such a report is required by the United States Constitution. Note that there is no requirement that the speech must take place annually:

“ [The President] shall from time to time give to Congress information of the State of the Union and recommend to their Consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient." (Article II, Section 3)

Answer 3

False, article II section 3 of the Constitution states that he must from time to time give to Congress information as to the state of the union and recommend for their consideration measures that he deems necessary.
It is not about a forum for the people.