10.2 House of Reps 3

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The goal of gerrymandering

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To create "safe" districts for a strong team overall

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Effect of the 1964 Supreme Court decision on rural populations

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Destroyed rural populations' representation

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Is Gerrymandering illegal?

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Maybe

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Constitutional qualifications for a House member: Age

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25 years old

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Constitutional qualifications for a House member: Citizenship

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Must be a U.S. citizen for 7 years

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Constitutional qualifications for a House member: Residency

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Must live in the state they are elected in

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Action if a newly elected member ticks off the House before being seated

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Refuse or kick them out

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House action if a majority gets ticked off at a member: Refusal

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Refuse to seat them

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House action if a majority gets ticked off at a member: Punishment

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Punish disorderly conduct

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House action if a majority gets ticked off at a member: Vote

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(2/3 vote) - Kick them out of the House of Representatives