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1 Tuesday December 9, 2014 Agenda Homework Political Party Re-quiz
Congressional Make Up/Gerrymandering notes Is North Carolina Gerrymandered? If so, how do you know? Why would a party want to draw districts lines like this? What could be a negative effect of gerrymandering?

2 Civics and Economics Day 71
10 Days until Winter Break 16 Days until Christmas

3 Political Party Requiz
5 minutes for questions before the quiz.

4 Congressional Make Up

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6 2014 House of Rep. Senate Democrats 184 44 Republicans 244 53
2012 House of Rep Senate Democrats 193 54 Republicans 234 45 Independents 2 Third Party 2014 House of Rep. Senate Democrats 184 44 Republicans 244 53 Independents 2 Not Called Yet 7 1

7 House of Representatives
Only Requirements House of Representatives Senate 25 Years Old 7 Years Citizen Live in the State 30 Years Old 9 Years Citizen Live in the State

8 Age

9 Demographics

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11 Education/Occupation

12 Religion

13 Our Representative US Congressional District 1
Representative G.K. Butterfield (D) Born in Wilson, NC Elected for 6 Terms Vice-Chair of Congressional Black Caucus Chief Deputy Whip of Democratic Caucus Previous profession: Judge Attended NCCU for Undergraduate and NCCU for Law School He is actually bi-racial and identifies as African American

14 Our Senators Senator Richard Bur (R) Attended Wake Forrest University
Born in VA 2nd Term in the Senate Served in the House from Previously a Sales Executive for Carswell Distributing Company Attended Wake Forrest University

15 His Car

16 Our Other/New Senator Thom Tillis (R) Previously
Born in FL move in 1998 to Charlotte Previously Consultant Speaker of the House in the North Carolina General Assembly Attended Chattanooga State Community College and University of Maryland University College.

17 Gerrymandering

18 Gerrymander Oddly shaped district designed to increase the voter strength of a particular group

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22 Homework How is North Carolina an example of political gerrymandering?
Why would a party want to draw districts lines like this? What could be a negative effect of gerrymandering?


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