What do the articles of the constitution explicitly outline?
a. the process by which slavery is to be abolished
b. the responsibility of congress for declaring war and commanding the military
c. the protection of individual rights to practice any religion
d. the process by which congressional representatives are allocated to states

The articles of the constitution explicitly outline the process by which congressional representatives are allocated to states.

Further Explanation:

The Instituting members designed the legislative branch with a bicameral division comprising of “The House of Representatives” and “The Senate”. The House of Representatives with 435 members who are responsible for the wellbeing of the citizens they represent, while Senate includes 100 adherents representing their states’ government interests. Apart from this, the constitutional power is vested in the hands of the President who is the administrating officer of the “Federal government”.

One representative in the United States represents 711,000 citizens and are voted by the people directly as per directed by the Article of Confederation. These representatives are allocated to their respective states and are also directly answerable to the citizens. The articles in the constitution outline their responsibilities towards their respective states and citizens too.

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: United States Legislature

Keywords: Constitutional agreement, Federal government, United States, Article of Confederation, ratification, branch, bicameral division, The House of Representatives, Senate,Article