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American Government Lecture One (view source)
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== Homework ==
== Homework ==
1. Please identify a portion of the acceptance speeches of Mitt Romney or Barack Obama that was designed to improve their poll numbers with a particular demographic group (e.g., women, Hispanics, the elderly, independent voters, etc.)?
Complete question 1, and then any 3 out of the remaining 4 questions:
1. Why is it important to participate in politics?
2. Please identify a portion of the acceptance speeches of Mitt Romney or Barack Obama that was designed to improve their poll numbers with a particular demographic group (e.g., women, Hispanics, the elderly, independent voters, etc.)?
3. If a police officer pulls over a car on the New Jersey Turnpike, which part of government does that police office likely work for?
5. Why is it important to participate in politics?
4. Briefly describe the first three Articles of the U.S. Constitution, and explain which of these establishes the authority for the Executive branch. How many sections does this Article have?
5. Can you think of specific reasons why poll numbers for the same candidates vary depending on who conducted the poll?
'''Extra credit''' (complete any 2 out of 4):
'''Extra credit''' (complete any 2 out of 4):