Which situation best illustrates the political process of gerrymandering?A.Congress passes a new law strictly limiting state governments' ability to change their congressional district borders.B.A state legislature redraws electoral districts to ensure that African Americans do not form a majority in any district.C.A state government creates a new district after it receives an additional seat in Congress following the census.D.A governor issues an order prohibiting politicians from raising funds outside of their home districts.

Which of the following is a likely outcome of gerrymandering?ResponsesSplitting areas of majority group voters across a number of legislative representatives' districtsSplitting areas of majority group voters across a number of legislative representatives' districtsPacking areas of minority group voters into a single legislative representative’s districtPacking areas of minority group voters into a single legislative representative’s districtDisrupting electronic polling machines or the data networks run by elections officialsDisrupting electronic polling machines or the data networks run by elections officialsPlacing a legislative representative’s districts in a row pattern while drawing a new electoral mapPlacing a legislative representative’s districts in a row pattern while drawing a new electoral mapSupporting political party candidates with campaign funds intended to be used in particular geographic areas

GerrymanderingGroup of answer choicesis only done by Democrats to ensure control of the House.is the redrawing of legislative boundaries by both parties.is only done by Republicans to ensure Congress is ineffective.is a Republican process to ensure control by the wealthy elite.is the redrawing of legislative boundaries to ensure federal funds are distributed to those who need them the most.

Gerrymandering refers to the

. What is the relationship between redistricting and gerrymandering? (gerrymander, redistrict)

The process where political officials redraw voting districts.AGerrymanderingBRedistrictingCRedrawingDElectoral Manipulation