US History: How does popular sovereignty elect the members of Congress (Senate and House of Representatives)?

Question

I need some help for my US History class! Please help with thi following problem:

How does popular sovereignty elect the members of Congress (Senate and House of Representatives)? President? Supreme Court Justices and federal court judges?

Answer 1

Don't know about any position other than the Presidency. The person that gets in on that job is elected by the lying, cheating, falsifying information people of his party. Then once he is in office, he can lie, cheat, steal and make life miserable for the average normal person in this country and get rich while doing it.
In my opinion.

Answer 2

Congress is both the House and Senate. Representatives is the House. The differ in that the House has 435 members, and the Senate 100. The House members represent 600,000 people, while the Senate members represent the enitre state.

Answer 3

I don't understand your question. Read the Constitution and the Federalist papers!

All 2 entities are elected differently so it is hard to answer, The congress directly by popular vote in their state though those in power love to redraw district lines to favor them.

The president is "sort-of" elected by the people, however he is elected by the Electoral college. The president originally was not elected by popular vote, but appointed. Actually he still isn't elected by the people. If he was Bush would have lost!

The supremes are submitted by the president and confirmed by the Senate. They are not elected!

Answer 4

otherwise known as voting
it means we choose our leaders , their authority to govern is given by popular vote.
supreme court justices are appointed by the President
i think the federal court judges are appointed by him too but not sure.

and cantu the electoral college prevents one highly populated area of the country from dominating another. ( like new york and california)

Answer 5

through suffrage