Covers all the chapters for POLS1101: - Introduction to American government - Participation, campaigns, and elections - Media and public information - Public opinion - Civil liberties - Federalism - Bureaucracy & Presidency - Branches of Government
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Cornell-style notes discussing Americans and their political values, an introduction to American government.
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Cornell-style notes summarizing the founding of the American government and the Constitution.
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Cornell-style notes discussing federalism
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Cornell-style notes discussing civil liberties of Americans
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Cornell-style notes discussing public opinion in American government.
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How media and public information influences the government and opinions of the American people. Roles played by the media in American government.
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Cornell-style notes discussing patterns of participation amongst different groups in the population, along with the process for campaigns and elections
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Cornell-style notes discussing the expressed, implied, and delegated powers of the United States president.
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Cornell-style notes going over the characteristics & roles of bureaucracies and bureaucrats, along with the hiring process for the civil service.
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