Pols1101 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Cornell-style notes discussing patterns of participation amongst different groups in the population, along with the process for campaigns and elections

How media and public information influences the government and opinions of the American people. Roles played by the media in American government.

Cornell-style notes going over the characteristics & roles of bureaucracies and bureaucrats, along with the hiring process for the civil service.

This document provides simplified and straightforward notes about the Federal court systems. They break down everything you need to know about how the federal court system works to the basic structure found within.

Many interest groups face the _______ when recruiting members who can gain the benefits of their activities whether or not they join. free rider problem who gets what, when, and how politics Those who beleive that gov't power should be strictly limited in all areas of life. Libertarian Which of the following is not of the checks and balances congress can use in relation to the executive branch Power to veto acts of the president The congressional abilities specif...

This document covers key topics such as freedom of speech and privacy rights, these notes provide a straightforward overview for students and interested individuals alike. Accessible and informative, this resource simplifies complex concepts for easy comprehension. Dive into the foundations of American democracy and gain a solid understanding of your rights with these essential lecture notes.

Cornell-style notes discussing the expressed, implied, and delegated powers of the United States president.

These documents provide content needed for all the exams in Politics and Society. They also provide the study guide with answers for the Georgia Government Exam and the Georgia Government textbook required for the class.

Lecture notes, neat and detailed