American Federal Government Workbook

Author(s): MELODY ROWLETT

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2018

Pages: 60

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Copyright: 2023

Pages: 60

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This book is intended to be used as a set of practical exercises in self-government. It includes activities, both individual and group, covering Seventeen (17) topics in American Federal Government. The individual exercises help students prepare for class and begin thinking about issues related to the topic, while the group exercises are geared for small classes or break-out groups in larger classrooms. The goal is to provide resources and activities that aid in increasing student participation, both in the classroom and as citizens.

Chapter One: American Democracy: A Comparative Look
Chapter Two: The Founding
Chapter Three: The Preamble to the Constitution and Federalist 10
Chapter Four: Federalism and Representation
Chapter Five: Civil Liberties
Chapter Six: Civil Rights
Chapter Seven: Judiciary: Politics of Judicial Selection
Chapter Eight: Presidents and Foreign Policy
Chapter Nine: Bureaucracy: Protect Your Agency
Chapter Ten: Congress: Represent and Legislate
Chapter Eleven: Domestic Policy: Budget Priorities
Chapter Twelve: Campaigns and Elections
Chapter Thirteen: Parties, Socialization, and Ideology
Chapter Fourteen: Interest Groups
Chapter Fifteen: Media in America
Chapter Sixteen: Public Opinion
Chapter Seventeen: Participation

MELODY ROWLETT

This book is intended to be used as a set of practical exercises in self-government. It includes activities, both individual and group, covering Seventeen (17) topics in American Federal Government. The individual exercises help students prepare for class and begin thinking about issues related to the topic, while the group exercises are geared for small classes or break-out groups in larger classrooms. The goal is to provide resources and activities that aid in increasing student participation, both in the classroom and as citizens.

Chapter One: American Democracy: A Comparative Look
Chapter Two: The Founding
Chapter Three: The Preamble to the Constitution and Federalist 10
Chapter Four: Federalism and Representation
Chapter Five: Civil Liberties
Chapter Six: Civil Rights
Chapter Seven: Judiciary: Politics of Judicial Selection
Chapter Eight: Presidents and Foreign Policy
Chapter Nine: Bureaucracy: Protect Your Agency
Chapter Ten: Congress: Represent and Legislate
Chapter Eleven: Domestic Policy: Budget Priorities
Chapter Twelve: Campaigns and Elections
Chapter Thirteen: Parties, Socialization, and Ideology
Chapter Fourteen: Interest Groups
Chapter Fifteen: Media in America
Chapter Sixteen: Public Opinion
Chapter Seventeen: Participation

MELODY ROWLETT