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American Government Lecture One (view source)
Revision as of 03:15, September 4, 2012
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1. Can you identify parts of the acceptance speeches of Mitt Romney or Barack Obama that were designed to improve their poll numbers in a particular way?
1. Can you identify parts of the acceptance speeches of Mitt Romney or Barack Obama that were designed to improve their poll numbers in a particular way?
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2. If a police officer pulls over a car on the New Jersey Turnpike, which part of government does that police office likely work for?
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3. Briefly describe the first three Articles of the U.S. Constitution.
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4. Give a specific example of an influence by pollsters (people who conduct polls).
5. Explain what gerrymandering is.
'''Extra credit''' (complete any 2 out of 3):
6. Which "swing states" do you think Mitt Romney will win, and why?
7. Do you think the presidential election this year is more like 1980, or more like 1948, and why?
8. How does the study of politics differ from history?
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework One]].
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework One]].