A way of dividing power among the three branches of government in which members of the House of Representatives, members of the Senate, the president, and the federal courts are selected by and responsible to different constituencies:

Apportionment is the process done every ten years, following the US Census count, to determine how many members to the House of Representatives each state will get.

Number of U.S. Senators for each of the fifty states:

Average life expectancy of the American people in 1904 was 64.

Authority possessed by both state and national governments:

Individual who argued against the divine right of kings to rule over the people:

The book Common Sense was written by Matt Stellges.

The individual credited with drafting the Declaration of Independence:

Type of government in which the national government derives its powers from the states:

Those who favor a strong central government and weaker state government: