GOVT 2302

Dec 11, 2012

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This set of slides is intended to introduce you to the legislative branch and discuss its historical evolution prior to the ratification of the U.S. and Texas Constitutions.. Here are a few basic facts about the legislative branch first. This is intended to clarify what the legislature is and what

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GOVT. CHAPTER 9 CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS. Learning Objectives. HOW WE ELECT CANDIDATES. Types of Elections. The general election is a regularly scheduled election held in even-numbered years on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

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GOVT. CHAPTER 12 The Presidency. Learning Objectives. Who Can Become President?. Who Can Become President?. Article II, Section I of the Constitution states:

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GOVT. Chapter 3 Federalism. Learning Objectives. Federalism and Its Alternatives. What is Federalism?. In a federal system , government powers are divided between a central government and regional, or subdivisional, governments.

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GOVT. CHAPTER 13 The Bureaucracy. Learning Objectives. The Nature and Size of the Bureaucracy. The Growth of the Bureaucracy. In 1789, the federal government had three departments, and about 50 employees. Today, the three levels of government employ more than 15% of the labor force. .

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GOVT. CHAPTER 15 Domestic Policy. Learning Objectives. The Policymaking Process. Issue Identification and Agenda Setting. Issue identification is part of the first stage of the policymaking process.

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GOVT 2302. The Personal Presidency The Contemporary Executive. In this section we discuss the “personal” presidency as well as some of the recently created executive agencies and controversies associated with them.

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GOVT 2302. The US Executive Constitutional Design. In the last section we discussed the development of the executive branch from the Norman Invasion through the British Bill of Rights, and the problems of executive power as explained in the Declaration of Independence.

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GOVT 2302. The Judiciary Definition and Historical Background. This begins a discussion of the last of the three institutions of American and Texas Government. - Judiciary . - United States Federal Courts . - Texas Judicial System .

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GOVT 2302. The Executive – Historical Background. The Executive Branch A few basic facts might help before we discuss its historical development – which as you can guess hits many of the same points covere d in the section on the legislature and will cover on the judiciary.

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GOVT 2302. The Legislature Contemporary Issues. This week we focus on contemporary issues associated with Congress’ key power: The Power of the Purse. Recall that the increasing power of Parliament over the monarch was based on its power over the purse.

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GOVT 2302. The Texas Legislature – Constitutional Design . The Constitutional Design of the Texas Legislature. The Texas Legislature: Article Three of the Texas Constitution You might want to also read the legislature’s entry in the Handbook of Texas Online. .

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GOVT 2302. The Judiciary Constitutional Design. In the last set of power points we looked at the general features of the judiciary and walked briefly through it’s historical development.

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GOVT 2302. The United States Congress – Constitutional Design . This week we read through and attempt to understand the articles of the U.S. and Texas Constitutions which create the U.S. Congress and the Texas Legislature. . For a quick overview, click on the two following links:.

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GOVT 2302. The Legislature: Evolution and Development. Previously we read through and analyzed the constitutional language that established the U.S. Congress and the Texas Legislature. .

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GOVT 2302. The Executive Constitutional Design. In the last section we discussed the development of the executive branch from the Norman Invasion through the British Bill of Rights, and the problems of executive power as explained in the Declaration of Independence.

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GOVT 2302 . The Texas Executive Constitutional Design. In this set of slides we will walk through the Texas Constitution in order to get a general sense of the structure of the Texas executive branch, or at least what’s said about it in the document. .

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GOVT 2302. The Executive Evolution. In this section we trace the development of the executive branch over American history.

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GOVT 2302. The Texas Legislature – Constitutional Design. The Constitutional Design of the Texas Legislature. The Texas Legislature: Article Three of the Texas Constitution You might want to also read the legislature’s entry in the Handbook of Texas Online.

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GOVT. Chapter 2 The Constitution. Learning Objectives. The Beginnings of American Government. The First English Settlements. The first New England colony was founded by the Plymouth Company in 1620 at Plymouth, Massachusetts.

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GOVT 2302. The Texas Legislature – Constitutional Design.

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Economics 2302 Assignment 6

Economics 2302 Assignment 6. Tony Lima. Chapter 10, Question 6. Ch. 10 Q 6 answer. Reserves are 7 million. A required reserve ratio of 8 percent implies a money multiplier of 1/0.8 = 12.5. Therefore, with the new reserve requirement, the money supply will be 7 million x 12.5 = 87.5 million.

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GOVT. CHAPTER 10 Politics and the Media. Learning Objectives. The Role of the Media in a Democracy. The Agenda-Setting Function of the Media. By helping to determine what people will talk and think about, the media set the political agenda – the issues that politicians will address.

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