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Political Parties in America

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

STANDARD(S) ADDRESSED: 12.4 Students analyze the unique roles and responsibilities of the three branches of government. CH 10-SEC 2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT Explain how House seats are distributed and describe the length of a term in the House.

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Great Britain

Great Britain. Great Britain. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Includes: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Collectively referred to as the UK or Great Britain Size of Oregon Approx 60 million residents Island separated by English Channel . UK.

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American Government

American Government. U.S. Congressional Elections & Participation. Congressional Elections. Elections for the U.S. Congress in particular may be as competitive and nearly as important as the presidential campaign.

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Political Parties

Political Parties. Chapter 9.

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Chapter Five

Chapter Five . The Organization of Congress. Bicameralism. Congress is made up of two houses. The Senate and the House of Representatives. Senate + House of Reps = Congress Has roots from Great Britain. Compromise from NJ and VA Plans. The two houses check & balance each other.

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The US Congress

The US Congress. Chapters 10 & 12. US Congress- What is the purpose of Congress? What does Bicameral mean?. T he primary duty of Congress is to write, debate, and pass bills. The north wing (left) houses the Senate, while the south wing (right) houses the House of Representatives.

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DAY 11: Congressional Districts

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Legislative Branch

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UNIT 5: Campaigns and Elections

UNIT 5: Campaigns and Elections . READINGS: Norton CH 7 and Dunleavy CH 5. Guiding Questions . How does the UK elect national political officials? How are regional officials elected? What are the pros and cons to each system?

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Comparative Politics: Main Approaches

Curtis Systems Theory Communication Theory Structural Functionalism Behavioralism Rational Choice Institutional Analysis Statistical Analysis Political Development Dependency Theory Political Culture Political Attitudes Political Cleavages Globalization Lane Behavioral Revolution

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Define term.

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Chapter 9

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Margo Anderson ASA/NSF/Census Bureau Research Fellow, 2021-13

Formulas, Ratios, Estimates, and Counts: The Historical Roots of Quantitative Public Policy in the US. Margo Anderson ASA/NSF/Census Bureau Research Fellow, 2021-13 History & Urban Studies, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. Background on the Research.

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