A. Identify TWO types of political boundaries shown on the map above. B. Explain how ONE type of boundary on the map impacts human populations. Be sure to explain how the boundaries both unite and divide people.
C. Explain the role of the U. S. Census in determining congressional districts.
D. Define gerrymandering
E. Describe the role of gerrymandering in U. S. electoral politics.
F-Explain how the map above represents gerrymandering

For a study comparing leisure activities of physical education students with those of other students, a researcher has randomly selected a ten percent sample of physical education students and one percent sample of non-physical education students for a list of students. what kind of sampling technique is this?

Want free points and brainliest? answer this drivers ed question correctly and you shall receive : ) in which of the following situations is it legal to pass? a. the vehicle you want to pass is driving at or above the speed limit in front of you. b. you must cross a center line that's solid on your side and broken on the opposite side. c. you are in the middle of crossing a bridge that only has one lane each direction. d. you are on a straight road and can pass the car ahead under the speed limit.

Ineed sociology ! 4. are the nacirema from over 60 years ago (1956, when the article was published) largely the same or different from the nacirema of today, with respect to their views of the body and illness? 5. why don’t we recognize right away that miner is talking about “americans”? using miner’s approach, briefly describe a common activity of your choosing, using a perspective of unfamiliarity (e.g., people at a football game, a formal school dance, a concert). article is attached.