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international politics

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the decisions of governments about foreign actors, especially other governments

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Monarchy

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A government ruled by a king or queen

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Civil Liberties

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Constitutional freedoms guaranteed to all citizens

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Declaration or Independence

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the break up letter- the United States separation from rule over Great Britain -personality over policy? -racist? (savage indians?) -repetition, he

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Media

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influence on government and people, biased

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political socialization

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things that influence our politics, school, media, parents, etc.

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Federalism

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strong central government, more power in the government than the states

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Political Parties

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2 party system, democratic, republican, independent, Green Party, libertarian, socialist

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Beliefs of Machiavelli

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prefers to be feared than loved

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Thomas paine

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Wrote Common Sense

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President

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commander in chief of the armed forces, pardoning people out of prison

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beliefs of George Washington

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against 2 party system

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what did Thomas Jefferson believe about government involvement

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wanted less government involvement, (yet participated in Louisiana purchase, anti-democracy)

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beliefs of plato

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against democracy

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democracy

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government by the people, popular sovereignty

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Congress

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largest body of people in Government, create laws, raise taxes, print Money, etc.

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political science

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how government and politics work together

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Bill of Rights

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The first ten amendments to the Constitution

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Gerry mandering

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redrawing district lines to favor one party at the expense of the other. drawn by state legislatures.

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voting

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making a choice among alternatives in an election

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The courts

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rules if actions are constitutional or unconstitutional

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Civil Rights

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rights given by law, free from bigotry.

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