Gerrymandering and Redistricting:
Define and be able to identify Gerrymandering.
Describe methods to achieve Gerrymandering (cracking, packing, etc.).
Describe the relationship between redistricting and the census.
Describe political consequences resulting from redistricting.
Explain why redistricting would mainly occur in a federal state.
Explain how redistricting can affect politics on a national scale.

a) Gerrymandering is the intentional manipulation of electoral district boundaries to favor one party over another.
b) Redistricting is solely based on population changes and has no political implications.
c) Cracking in Gerrymandering refers to consolidating voters into a few districts to minimize their impact.
d) Redistricting has no connection to the census data.