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American Government Lecture One (view source)
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*Judicial branch (federal courts, including hundreds of federal judges and their staff and the U.S. Supreme Court)
*Judicial branch (federal courts, including hundreds of federal judges and their staff and the U.S. Supreme Court)
In addition, there is state government, which is completely independent of the federal government in our unique system of dual sovereigns. There is also free enterprise (the free market), which is regulated by government but has an independent influence on Elections, as the economy has good times and bad and thereby affects how people vote.
In addition, there is state government, which is completely independent of the federal government in our unique system of dual sovereigns. There is also free enterprise (the free market), which is regulated by government but has an independent influence on elections, as the economy has good times and bad and thereby affects how people vote.
== Difference Between Politics and History ==
== Difference Between Politics and History ==