House Of Representatives

Question 0

Apportion

Answer 0

Distribute seats based on population

Question 1

Draw districts to the advantage of the party in power

Answer 1

Gerrymandering

Question 2

Reapportion

Answer 2

Redistribute seats based on population

Question 3

Elected from state as a whole(senate)

Answer 3

At-large

Question 4

Incumbent

Answer 4

Elected official currently in office

Question 5

Voters elect one person to serve a district

Answer 5

Single-member district

Question 6

Court case that mandated

“one person,one vote”

Answer 6

Westburry v. Sanders

Question 7

Three kinds of gerrymandering

Answer 7

Packing, cracking, kidnapping.

Question 8

Drawing districts to defeat minority party incumbent

Answer 8

Kidnapping

Question 9

Splitting minority party to defeat them

Answer 9

Cracking

Question 10

Putting most of minority party into a district

Answer 10

Packing

Question 11

Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November of even numbered years

Answer 11

Federal Election Day

Question 12

Population count

Answer 12

Sense (senses)

Question 13

25 years old, citizen for 7 years, inhabitant of state

Answer 13

Requirement to be a house member

Question 14

Represents an average of 700,000 people

Answer 14

U.S representative

Question 15

Party identification, gender, ethnicity, political experience, name familiarity, fundraising capability

Answer 15

Informal qualifications for a house or senate member