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American Government

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Explore the ideas, processes and structures that shape the United States government. Examine the Constitutional basis for government; analyze legislative, executive and judicial institutions; and explore the role that individual citizens play in participatory democracy. Other topics include the role of the media, political parties, interest groups and public opinion in shaping policy outcomes.

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