US Government & PoliticsHeinemann, 1998 - 210 halaman This edition has been revised and includes diagrams and graphs to vary the presentation of data and to ensure students are familiar with these different presentation methods. Included is further analysis of: racial legislation; economic policy; and legislation regarding abortion. |
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Introduction | 8 |
American expansion and seeds of civil war | 12 |
The Constitution | 28 |
The federalstate relationship | 41 |
Congressional elections | 66 |
Third parties | 73 |
Conclusion | 87 |
Operating outside constitutional constraints | 103 |
Methods and problems of coordinating the executive branch | 120 |
Istilah dan frasa umum
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