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American Politics Today Ebook

1. Understanding American Politics
2. The Constitution and the Founding
3. Federalism
4. Civil Liberties
5. Public Opinion
6. The Media
7. Political Parties
8. Elections
9. Interest Groups
10. Congress
11. The Presidency
12. The Bureaucracy
13. The Courts
14. Civil Rights
15. Economic Policy
16. Social Policy
17. Foreign Policy

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