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American Government is typically taught in an historical manner. This is disadvantageous for several reasons.
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*Define conservative and liberal.  Do you think our nation is becoming more conservative, or more liberal?
 
*Define conservative and liberal.  Do you think our nation is becoming more conservative, or more liberal?
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*Teaching more people how to read: would that benefit one political side more than the other?
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*Teaching more people how to read: that benefit one political side more than the other? The oil spill in the Gulf: on which side that does that confer greater political benefit? (add more examples)
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American Government is typically taught in an historical manner.  This is disadvantageous for several reasons.  First, it's more tedious and less interesting with that approach.  Second, politics is not history.
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