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US Gov and Politics
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NPR current events and public opinion
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NPR Clip on Federalism
NPR assignment and Public Opinion
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Patricia Johnson Mr. A Gov Assignment NPR Clip on Federalism
chapter 9 notes
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Chapter 9 Noah Hall-Potvin The Nomination Game a party?s official endorsement of a candidate for office is the party?s nomination money, media attention and momentum are all required for a serious chance of nomination the way in which the candidate attempts to manipulate the above is the candidates campaign strategy the goal of the nomination game is to win the majority of delegates? support at the national party convention a meeting of state party leaders before primaries existed where state parties selected their delegates is something called a caucus voters in a state go to the polls and vote for a candidate or delegates pledged to that candidate during the presidential primaries
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Chapter 8 Noah Hall-Potvin Political Parties In 2006 midterm elections Democrats won control of house due to the disapproval of the Iraq war (bush administration which was republican) In 1994 when republicans took over the house, they used the dislike of president clinton?s politics Founding fathers did not want parties; but have helped lead to the current democracy in America the democrats and republicans will battle for control of either the house/senate or public offices, and we call this party competition The Meaning of Party a team of women and men interested in gaining the control of the governing apparatus in an election is a political party party in electorate: you proclaim yourself a member, largest part of team
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Monday 3x5 Squat 3x5 Bench Press / Press (Alternating) Chin-ups: 3 sets to failure or add weight if completing more than 15 reps Wednesday 3x5 Squat 3x5 Press / Bench Press (Alternating) 1x5 Deadlift Friday 3x5 Squat 3x5 Bench Press / Press (Alternating) Pull-ups: 3 sets to failure or add weight if completing more than 15 reps 2x15 Weighted Machine Crunches
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chapter 2
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The Problem of Liberty
In the decade that preceded the Revolutionary War, most American colonists believed that they could obtain certain liberties and still be a part of the British Empire, liberties such as:
The right to bring cases to truly independent judges that weren’t subordinate to the king.
The right to NOT have British troops quartered in private houses.
The right to NOT have to pay taxes without direct Parliamentary representation.
However, by the time war broke out, many colonists had lost faith in the [unwritten] British constitution, one that allowed liberties to be violated and abuse of political power to flourish.
chapter 12
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I. Presidents and Prime Ministers
1. Only sixteen countries in the world have a directly elected president, out of the 60 or so countries that have democratic characteristics; the alternative to a president is a prime minister.
i. In a parliamentary system, like in Europe, the legislature, not the people, chooses the leader (the prime minister), who in turn chooses the other ministers from parliament members.
ii. The prime minister stays in power as long as his supporting party or coalition stays in power, and the voters vote for members of the parliament (usually by party), not for the leader.
Terms to know US Gov
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Incumbents: those already holding office
Casework: activities of members of congree that help constituents as individuals
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