Amsco Advanced Placement United States Government notes

This document includes detailed notes covering topics 5.3-5.4 in the AMSCO Advanced Placement United States Government and Politics book. These notes include terms like linkage institutions, political parties,party realignment, party dealignment, RNC, DNC, candidate centered campaigns, demographic coalitions, critical elections, and ticket splitting. These notes also include the history behind political parties, how political parties function, how the government functions within the sense of po...

These notes are hand-written from chapter 7 of the AP United States Government and Politics AMSCO. This 2 page note set goes over the Federal Bureaucracy, Iron Triangle, and how Congress and the President interact with this. I ended up with a 4 on the exam in May and want to help you and/or your students succeed.

This document includes three FRQs, one about federal intervention in education, the 10th amendment, and unfunded mandates. The other speaks about Federal spending, local grants, tax, principle of federalism. The last speaks about necessary and proper clause, McCulloch v. Maryland, Worechester v.Georgia, the media. The essay: "Develop an argument in favor of or against the addition of the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution."

AMSCO Chapter 8- 10 Exam Questions with Correct Answers

This document includes detailed notes covering topics 5.3-5.4 in the AMSCO Advanced Placement United States Government and Politics book. These notes include terms like linkage institutions, political parties,party realignment, party dealignment, RNC, DNC, candidate centered campaigns, demographic coalitions, critical elections, and ticket splitting. These notes also include the history behind political parties, how political parties function, how the government functions within the sense of po...

AMSCO Chapter 8- 10 Exam Questions with Correct Answers

These notes are hand-written from chapter 7 of the AP United States Government and Politics AMSCO. This 2 page note set goes over the Federal Bureaucracy, Iron Triangle, and how Congress and the President interact with this. I ended up with a 4 on the exam in May and want to help you and/or your students succeed.

This document includes three FRQs, one about federal intervention in education, the 10th amendment, and unfunded mandates. The other speaks about Federal spending, local grants, tax, principle of federalism. The last speaks about necessary and proper clause, McCulloch v. Maryland, Worechester v.Georgia, the media. The essay: "Develop an argument in favor of or against the addition of the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution."