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U.S. Government & the Constitution

How American government works and why: the ideas and compromises behind the Constitution, federalism, Congress, the presidency, the courts and the bureaucracy, civil liberties and civil rights through landmark Supreme Court cases, and how parties, elections, interest groups and the media shape policy. Independent study material; not affiliated with the College Board.

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