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U.S. History I
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The Constitution
The Articles of Confederation
The Constitutional Convention
Key Concepts in the Constitution
Summary of the Constitution
The Debate over Ratification
Creation of the Constitution
The Amendment Process and Bill of Rights
The Continental Congress
Federalism
Concepts of Federalism
Federal-State Relations
Recent Trends in Federalism
Congress
The Powers of Congress
The Organization of Congress
How a Bill Becomes a Law
The Two Houses of Congress
The President
The Functions of the President
Organization of the Executive Branch
The Vice President and Presidential Succession
The Executive Branch
The Powers of the President
The Judiciary
The Federal Court System
The Supreme Court in Operation
The State Court System
The Bureaucracy
Controlling the Size of Bureaucracy
The Functions of the Federal Bureaucracy
The Structure of the Federal Bureaucracy
Characteristics of a Bureaucracy
The Growth of the Federal Bureaucracy
Public Opinion
Political Socialization
Social Background and Political Values
Political Ideology
How Public Opinion Is Formed
Public Opinion and How It's Measured
The Mass Media
The Functions of the Mass Media
The Mass Media and Political Coverage
The Evolution of the Mass Media
The Structure of the Mass Media and Government Regulation
Political Parties
The Development of Political Parties
Third Parties in American Politics
The Structure of Political Parties
The Strengths and Weaknesses of Political Parties
The Functions of Political Parties
Voting and Elections
Obstacles to Voting
Voter Turnout
Voting Choices
Getting Nominated and Campaigning for Office
Electing Candidates to Office
The Right to Vote
Interest Groups
Functions of Interest Groups
Tactics of Interest Groups
Regulation of Interest Groups
Types of Interest Groups
Civil Liberties
The First Amendment: Freedom of the Press
The Rights of Defendants
Civil Liberties and the War on Terror
Implied Rights
Perspective on Civil Liberties
The First Amendment: Freedom of Religion
The First Amendment: Freedom of Speech
Civil Rights
Segregation in the United States
Breaking Down Segregation
The Civil Rights Movement
Civil Rights for Minorities and Women
Affirmative Action
Slavery and Civil Rights
Public Policy
Politics and Policymaking
Policymaking in Action
The Policymaking Process
Economic Policy
The Federal Budget
Taxation and Spending
International Economic Policy
The Goals of Economic Policy
Theories of Economic Policy
Foreign Policy
Issues in Foreign Policy
Background of American Foreign Policy
Making Foreign Policy
The Institutions of Foreign Policy
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