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<br>First Homework

<br>First Homework

Read the chapter on the “Constitution”, pp. 31-40 in the textbook “U.S. Government and Politics,” by Paul Soifer.  Study it.  Once you know it well, then take the 15 multiple choice questions at the end.  Grade your answers yourself, and keep a record of how you did.  Study what you missed.

Read the chapter on the “Constitution”, pp. 31-40 in the textbook “U.S. Government and Politics,” by Paul Soifer.  Study it.  Once you know it well, then take the 15 multiple choice questions at the end.  Grade your answers yourself, and keep a record of how you did.  Study what you missed.  If you are taking this class online only, then skip the textbook, study the lectures, and do double the points required on homeworks.

There are two ways to do homework in this class.  The recommended approach ("Method One") is to create or improve entries and earn points for them.  An alternative approach ("Method Two") is to answer the following essay questions and post your answers under [[American Government Homework One Student Answers|Homework One Student Answers]], or hand them in during the next class.  '''It is highly recommended that you use Method One.'''

There are two ways to do homework in this class.  The recommended approach ("Method One") is to create or improve entries and earn points for them.  An alternative approach ("Method Two") is to answer the following essay questions and post your answers under [[American Government Homework One Student Answers|Homework One Student Answers]], or hand them in during the next class.  '''It is highly recommended that you use Method One.'''