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U. S. National Government PSC 1010 Metropolitan State College
In addition to lecture notes summarizing the chapters of the text by Wilson and DiIulio,
Famous Quote: "Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time." Sir Winston Churchill, Hansard, November 11, 1947
Chapter 2, W and D: "The Constitution"
Printer Friendly Word Doc. Format-- Lecture Notes-Essential Knowledge Democracy I have put the same information into a Power Point format. I hope that as you flip through this sequence your total understanding will improve. Democracy
Quiz-Democracy and Federalism.pdf Answers-Democracy and Federalism
Character of the Vote
Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: All of the questions and answers in this presentation are taken directly from the Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: All of the questions and answers in this presentation are taken directly from the News articles: Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter-13-The Bureaucracy Class Presentations--Power Point: All of the questions and answers in this presentation are taken directly from the News articles: Ch. 14: The Judiciary Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 14-The Judiciary Class Presentations--Power Point: All of the questions and answers in this presentation are taken directly from the Ch. 10: The Media Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: All of the questions and answers in this presentation are taken directly from the News articles: Mid-Term Exam Test Preparation materials Printer Friendly Word Doc. Format-- Test Review Outlines (PowerPoint) Test Review Outlines Ch. 4: Political Culture (March 17) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 4-Political Culture Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Ch. 5: Public Opinion (March 29) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 5-Public Opinion Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Ch. 6: Participation (March 31) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 6-Political Participation Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Ch. 7: Political Parties (April 5) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 7-Political Parties Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Ch. 8 Elections and Campaigns (April 7) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Electoral College Does It Better Ch. 9: Interest groups (April 12) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 9-Interest Groups Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Ch. 15: Civil Liberties (April 19) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation provide a general summary of the topic. Civil Liberties Ch. 16: Civil Rights (April 19) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation provide a general summary of the topic. Civil Rights Ch. 17: Policy Making (April 14) Lecture Notes: Lecture Notes-Chapter 17--Policy Formation Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide the background for the specific format News articles: Economic Policy (Not in Wilson and DiIulio) (April 21) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation attempts to provide a general summary of the topic. It provides enough information to aid you in applying the concepts learned in the foundational sections of the course. Economic Policy Formation Social Policy (Not in Wilson and DiIulio) (April 26) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation provide a general summary of the topic. Social Policy Foreign and Defense Policy (April 28) Lecture Notes: Class Presentations--Power Point: The following presentation provides a general summary of the topic. Foreign Policy News articles: Tuesday, May 3 Foreign and Defense Policy, cont. Thursday, May 5: Summarizations and Review-- Test Preparation Mandatory Final Exam, Thursday, May 12, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
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