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| historical;U.S derived from this |
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| compromise between big and small states |
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| one house acts as a check on the other |
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| halfway through a congressman's term. |
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| suspends until next session |
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| sessions happen this in todays time |
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| onoly the president can call this |
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| redistribute the seats in the house after every cenus |
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| serve a section of a state |
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| districts designed to favor a political party |
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| each vote based on objective judgment |
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| based on what their constituency wants |
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| vote based on their political party philosophy |
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| balance the three above often for their own good |
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