1. What determines how many members of the House of Representatives are elected from each state?

1. the land area of the state

2. the population of the state

3. the number of counties in the state

4. the number of senators from the state

2. To which court does an appeal go after the US court of appeals?

1. the US district court in the person's state

2. the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC

3. the US court of appeals in a different state

4. the US circuit court near the person's state

A1. Population of the state.

1. The 2. state population determines the House of Representatives members number elected for each state.

2. 2. In Washington, DC, the appeal goes to the Supreme Court after the court of appeals of US.

Explanation:

1) The upper house, the Senate and the lower house, "United States" House of Representatives together form the "National Legislature" of United States. Article I of the "United States constitution" established the House Composition. The representatives in the house allocated to 50 states are on the basis of the population of each state.

For example, California has 53 representatives which is the largest delegation due to heavy population in the state. Seven of the various states have "only one house representative" due to less population in these areas.

2) An appeal is a request that requires an immediate action to be taken. US court of appeals are the intermediary appeals of the US federation system. There are 13 circuit courts that hears appeals from district courts. These are the most influential and powerful courts in United States. The appeals from these courts will be directed to the Supreme Court for satisfactory judgement.