No, I would not expect the borders of a gerrymandered district to appear on a map as a rectangle of circle or some other recognizable shape because first of all, geographic shapes cannot be compared to simple geometric shapes and a “gerrymandered” district would have an odd and bizarre shape, just like what happened when Gov. Elbridge Gerry redrew the Senate districts map – it looked like a salamander.
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A major reason for the formation of groups like the National Congress of American Indians was to show the Whites that lived East of them that they were not the "savages" that they were as depicted by the newspapers, and that they can adapt and become like the whites. On top of that, it was to give them a structural government to rely on in case the Americans wanted to deport them west. Of course, this did not work, as most, if not all, Native American tribes were deported west.
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The answer for this question is: Ancient Greeks
During the expansion of its territory, the Roman empire managed to conquer almost all part of Europe, including the Ex-territory of the ancient Greeks. At this time, the roman people managed to gather a lot of technological information from the Greeks an adopt a lot of it into their own.
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A Political Party is an alliance of like-minded people who work together to win elections and control of the government. Political parties compete against one another for political power and for the ability to put their philosophies and policies into effect.
Many voters demonstrate Party Identification, even though they do not formally belong to a party. So a voter might claim to be a Democrat, even though she does not pay dues, hold a membership card, or technically belong to that party. Other voters see themselves as Independents: These voters do not belonging to any party, and they willingly vote for the best candidate regardless of that person’s party affiliation.
