1.4 Power and Values Flashcards

1
Q

Article 1 section 2

A

The house of representatives

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2
Q

Representatives serve how many terms

A

two-year terms

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3
Q

To be a member of the House of Representatives, you must be:

A

At least 25 years old
Seven years a citizen
Live in state you want to represent

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4
Q

The House of Representatives is capped at how many members.

A

435 members.

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5
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IDEOLOGY

A

A consistent set of beliefs about the purpose and role of government.

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6
Q

218 members are the what party?

A

Majority party

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7
Q

215 members are the what party

A

Minority

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8
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How many parties are there in those house pf representative and what are their names

A

2, minority and majority party

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9
Q

Amendment 13:

A

Slavery Prohibited
Ratified December 6, 1865

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10
Q

The purpose of the Census

A

to determine the population of each state

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11
Q

The Census is taken how many years. is it a Constitutional requirement?

A

The Census is taken every 10 years. It is a Constitutional requirement

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12
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Each state is entitled to how many representatives, no matter how small the state

A

at least one representative

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13
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Apportionment

A

the act of determining how many representatives each state will get after a Census

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14
Q

States will gain or lose representation based on population trends. true or false

A

True

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15
Q

Reapportionment

A

is figuring out
which states gain
and which states
lose seats after a
Census

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16
Q

After the last
Census, who
gained two seats
for a total of 38

A

Texas
gained two seats
for a total of 38

17
Q

Wesberry vs Sanders rule

A

Congressional districts must be equal in population (geographic size is irrelevant

18
Q

Redistricting

A

It effectively determines which party will gain or lose a seat.

19
Q

who lost population and as a result a lost a seat in the House after the 2020 Census.

20
Q

Packing

A

largely confines the minority party to a few districts so majority party has safe seats in most other districts

21
Q

Cracking

A

spreads the minority party out over many districts to minimize their ability to win in any particular district.

22
Q

gerrymandering

A

Redrawing Congressional districts into funky shapes to maximize a party’s seats

23
Q

The fight over gerrymandering isn’t really about the process after all. It is about power. true or false

24
Q

Whoever controls the House of Representatives does not get to enact their agenda for the country

25
Q

– the legislative branch makes the laws that define what Liberty means for the American people.