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American Government Lecture Twelve (view source)
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'''I. Introduction'''
'''I. Introduction'''
As our course draws to a close, ponder which are the most influential aspects of American policy making. Is it the presidency? The courts? Congress? Is all politics local, as some say? Think of where you could make the biggest difference. Would that be to work on national, local, legal, scientific, business, or educational issues?
As our course draws to a close, ponder which are the most influential aspects of American policy making. Is it the [[presidency]]? The [[courts]]? [[Congress]]? Is all politics local, as some say? Think of where you could make the biggest difference. Would that be to work on national, local, legal, scientific, business, or educational issues?
This lecture surveys an influential aspect of American policy often ignored by our history books: trials. Also, our last lecture left for this time one of the most controversial and influential issues in American politics. That is abortion.
This lecture surveys an influential aspect of American policy often ignored by our history books: trials. Also, our last lecture left for this time one of the most controversial and influential issues in American politics. That is abortion.