Explain how House seats are distributed and describe the length of a term in the House.
Explain how House seats reapportioned among the States after each census.
Describe a typical congressional election and congressional district.
Analyze the formal and informal qualifications for election to the House.
Compare the size of the Senate to the size of the House of Representatives.
Explain how and why a senator’s term differs from a representative’s term.
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By the end of this lesson students should be able to explain how House seats are distributed and describe the length of a term in the House. Explain how House seats reapportioned among the States after each census. Describe a typical congressional election and congressional district. Analyze the formal and informal qualifications for election to the House. Compare the size of the Senate to the size of the House of Representatives. Explain how and why a senator’s term differs from a representative’s term.
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What are the qualifications for membership, distribution and number of seats, and term limits for Congress as established by the Constitution?