As you work through the below assignments, don't forget to generate a Progress Report. Fill out the sections you have completed and send a copy to your email account.

Organize

1. Follow this Study Plan to access your chapter assignments.
2. Print out the Chapter Outline and bring it to lecture to help structure your note-taking and check-off topics covered in class.
3. Take the Chapter Quiz and mail the results to your instructor’s gradebook. You can take these quizzes as often as you like.

Learn

1. Read Chapter 15 in your textbook or ebook.
2. Read the Chapter Review of Chapter 15. Note any material you have difficulty remembering from the text.
3. Master the key terms for this chapter by working through the deck of Flashcards.
4. Answer the Critical Thinking Questions for Chapter 15 and submit your answers to your instructor’s gradebook.

Connect

1. Complete the Critical Thinking Exercises to explore how the analytical framework of the text can be used to understand key concepts and ideas in American politics.
2. Think big with the BigThink Video Exercises! Watch the online video clips for Chapter 15, answer the questions associated with each video, and submit your answers to your instructor’s gradebook.
3. Listen to the Politics in Conflict Audio Podcast for Chapter 15 and download the file to your iPod, iPhone, or other mobile media player.
4. Read the most recent post on the Everyday Politics Blog and post a comment that reflects what you’ve learned thus far in the course.
5. Read the latest news in American politics at the American Politics Today News Feed.

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