3. In 2010, the United States conducted a census to count all citizens in each state. The results were used to reassess the
number of seats each state was awarded in the House of
Representatives. States whose populations had increased, like
Texas and Florida, gained seats in Congress, while states whose
populations had decreased, like New York and Ohio, lost seats.
Explain which constitutional principle this scenario illustrates.
What evidence led you to that conclusion? (1 point)
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When and why were fingerprints first used in the united states