Understanding American Politics and Government
John J. Coleman, Kenneth M. Goldstein, William G. Howell
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John J. Coleman, Kenneth M. Goldstein, William G. Howell
Abstract
1 Thinking About American Politics 2 Political Culture 3 The Constitution 4 Federalism 5 Civil Liberties 6 Civil Rights 7 Public Opinion 8 Political Participation 9 Voting, Elections, and Campaigns 10 Media and Politics 11 Political Parties 12 Interest Groups 13 Congress 14 The Presidency 15 The Federal Court System 16 The Bureaucracy 17 Economic and Social Policy 18 Foreign Policy 19 State and Local Governments
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1 Thinking About American Politics 2 Political Culture 3 The Constitution 4 Federalism 5 Civil Liberties 6 Civil Rights 7 Public Opinion 8 Political Participation 9 Voting, Elections, and Campaigns 10 Media and Politics 11 Political Parties 12 Interest Groups 13 Congress 14 The Presidency 15 The Federal Court System 16 The Bureaucracy 17 Economic and Social Policy 18 Foreign Policy 19 State and Local Governments
Key concepts: Presidency, Federalism, Political science, Politics, Public administration, Civil liberties, Bureaucracy, Constitution