Chapter 10 quiz Flashcards

1
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House of Representative: Number of members

A

435

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2
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HoR: Seats divided according to…

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Population

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3
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HoR: Qualification

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  • 25 years old
  • Citizen for 7 years
  • Live in the same state
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4
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HoR: Length of term

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2 years

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5
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What does the Reapportionment Act of 19 do?

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Decide the number of seats in HoR is 435

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6
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What are off-year elections

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Congressional election happen the years there is no presidential elections

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7
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What does it mean to be “at-large”

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People can choose their representatives from the whole state

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8
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What is gerrymandering?

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When states draw boundaries to favor one party or group over the other

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9
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How could gerrymandering make a difference in elections?

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They can win reelections easiers

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10
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Senate: Number of members

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100

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11
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Senate: Number of members from each state

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2

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12
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Senate: Qualifications

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  • 30 years old
  • Citizens for 9 years
  • Live in state
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13
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Senate: Length of term

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6 years

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14
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Continuous body

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How many senators from a state are elected in any given election

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15
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How many senators are elected in an election?

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1 senator

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16
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Senate: Informal qualifications

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  • Need political experience
  • Familiar name
  • Appeal to wide range of voters
17
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Filibuster

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An effort to keep talking long enough to prevent a vote on a bill

18
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Delegate

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A representative for a group of people in a political assembly

19
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Trustee

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Vote using personal opinion

20
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Partisan

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Votes in line with others in their party.