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Primary Navigation Want to create or adapt books like this? Learn more about how Pressbooks supports open publishing practices. Book Contents Navigation 1. About This Course 2. Course Contents at a Glance 3. Preface 4. PDF 5. Introduction to American Government 6. What is Government? 7. Who Governs? Elitism, Pluralism, and Tradeoffs 8. Engagement in a Democracy 9. Introduction to the Constitution and Its Origins 10. The Pre-Revolutionary Period and the Roots of the American Political Tradition 11. The Articles of Confederation 12. The Development of the Constitution 13. The Ratification of the Constitution 14. Constitutional Change 15. Introduction to American Federalism 16. The Division of Powers 17. The Evolution of American Federalism 18. Intergovernmental Relationships 19. Competitive Federalism Today 20. Advantages and Disadvantages of Federalism 21. Introduction to Civil Liberties 22. What Are Civil Liberties? 23. Securing Basic Freedoms 24. The Rights of Suspects 25. Interpreting the Bill of Rights 26. Introduction to Civil Rights 27. What Are Civil Rights and How Do We Identify Them? 28. The African American Struggle for Equality 29. The Fight for Women’s Rights 30. Civil Rights for Indigenous Groups: Native Americans, Alaskans, and Hawaiians 31. Equal Protection for Other Groups 32. Introduction to Public Opinion 33. The Nature of Public Opinion 34. How Is Public Opinion Measured? 35. What Does the Public Think? 36. The Effects of Public Opinion 37. Introduction to Voting and Elections 38. Voter Registration 39. Voter Turnout 40. Elections 41. Campaigns and Voting 42. Direct Democracy 43. Introduction to the Media 44. What Is the Media? 45. The Evolution of the Media 46. Regulating the Media 47. The Impact of the Media 48. Introduction to Political Parties 49. What Are Parties and How Did They Form? 50. The Two-Party System 51. The Shape of Modern Political Parties 52. Divided Government and Partisan Polarization 53. Introduction to Interest Groups and Lobbying 54. Interest Groups Defined 55. Collective Action and Interest Group Formation 56. Interest Groups as Political Participation 57. Pathways of Interest Group Influence 58. Free Speech and the Regulation of Interest Groups 59. Introduction to Congress 60. The Institutional Design of Congress 61. Congressional Elections 62. Congressional Representation 63. House and Senate Organizations 64. The Legislative Process 65. Introduction to the Presidency 66. The Design and Evolution of the Presidency 67. The Presidential Election Process 68. Organizing to Govern 69. The Public Presidency 70. Presidential Governance: Direct Presidential Action 71. Introduction to the Courts 72. Guardians of the Constitution and Individual Rights 73. The Dual Court System 74. The Federal Court System 75. The Supreme Court 76. Judicial Decision-Making and Implementation by the Supreme Court 77. Introduction to State and Local Government 78. State Power and Delegation 79. State Political Culture 80. Governors
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