Question

put the following events in order.
earlier
representatives are elected to represent each new
district.
house seats are redistributed between the states based
on their populations.
the government takes a census to count the number of
people in the country.
if their number of representatives change, states draw
new district lines.

Explanation:

1. First, the government takes a census to count the population. This provides the data needed for the next steps.
2. Then, based on the census results (population data), House seats are redistributed between states.
3. After seats are redistributed, if the number of representatives changes, states draw new district lines to define the areas for representation.
4. Finally, once districts are established, representatives are elected to represent each new district.

Answer:

1. The government takes a census to count the number of people in the country.
2. House seats are redistributed between the states based on their populations.
3. If their number of representatives change, states draw new district lines.
4. Representatives are elected to represent each new district.