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- POS 110 Assignment Bureaucracy and You
- POS 110 Assignment Civil Liberties and Civil
Rights
- Research at least five ways in which the federal
bureaucracy regulates your life. These examples
should be based on your journal entry. Which
regulated activities surprised you the most?
Which surprised you the least? Why? - When and why was this agency formed? Was it in
response to a national event or some sort of
emergency?
- Choose one main category in the chapter. Main
categories in the text are denoted by bold red
headers, for example, Freedom of Religion in Ch.
4. Under each main category in red, there are
subcategories denoted by bold blue headers in the
text. An example of a subcategory in Ch. 4 is The
Establishment Clause.
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- POS 110 Capstone CheckPoint
- POS 110 CheckPoint American Civic Values
- After learning about American government in this
course, what is your opinion of the American
political system? - What are the systems greatest strengths and
weaknesses?
- Complete the What Are American Civic Values?
simulation located in Week One on the Materials
tab of the student web page. - Answer the questions on the conclusion page of
the simulation in 200 to 300 words.
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- POS 110 CheckPoint Bill of Rights
- POS 110 CheckPoint Bureaucratic Reform
- Which amendment is most important to you?
- Which amendment is least important to you?
- If you were suddenly arrested and tried for a
crime (which you may or may not have committed)
which amendment might be most important to you?
- To what extent is Congress to blame for
bureaucratic red tape? - What are some of the benefits of the federal
bureaucracy? - What are some of the drawbacks to the current
bureaucratic system?
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- POS 110 CheckPoint Congressional Organization
- POS 110 CheckPoint Defining Democracy
- Complete the congressional organization chart in
Appendix D. - Post the completed Appendix D as a Microsoft
Word attachment
- Define democracy and address the following in 200
to 300 words What does American democracy mean
to you as an individual? What are some of the
criticisms of this style of government?
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- POS 110 CheckPoint Equality in America
- POS 110 CheckPoint Federal Court Structure
- Consider the phrases ?A belief in equal rights
has often led to the belief in equality of
opportunity? and ?American society does not
emphasize equal results or equal rewards? on p.
141 of the text. - Explain these conceptions of equality . Include
examples from the text or current events to
support your answer
- After learning about American government in this
course, what is your opinion of the American
political system?
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- POS 110 CheckPoint Voting in America
- POS 110 CheckPoint You Are a Member of Congress
- Consider the costs and benefits of voting in
American elections. Then, support or refute the
following statement in 200 to 300 words Voting
does not matter in American elections.
- Complete the questions found at the conclusion of
the simulation (these are the three bullets
located on the conclusion page). Limit your
response to 100 words for each question.
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- POS 110 Exercise Amending the Constitution
- POS 110 Exercise Amending the Constitution
- POS 110 Assignment Bureaucracy and You
- POS 110 Capstone CheckPoint
- POS 110 CheckPoint Federal Court Structure
- POS 110 Assignment Get to Know Your Member of
Congress
- Complete the You Are Proposing a Constitutional
Amendment simulation located in Week Two on the
Materials tab of the student web page and answer
the multiple choice questions throughout the
exercise.
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- POS 110 Exercise One-Day Journal
- POS 110 Final Project Democracy in America
- Record your daily activities in a journal and
note all the ways in which you are impacted by
bureaucratic regulation. You will use this 1-day
journal for help with the subsequent assignment.
- Throughout this course you have considered the
effects of political linkage mechanisms and
institutions on American democracy. The final
project consists of a 1,750- to 2,100-word paper
in APA format evaluating the state of American
democracy today. Appendix A provides in-depth
suggestions for each chapter.
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- POS 110 Week 1 Assignment American Government
Concepts
- POS 110 Week 2 Discussion Questions
- Choose seven of the nine concepts listed above
and use the University Library or a credible
Internet source to locate an image or symbol that
illustrates or represents each concept. A helpful
place to start looking for images or symbols is
the Library of Congress American Memory Web
- Post your response to the following Turbulent
times preceded the ratification of the
Constitution. Of all the challenges the country
faced during this time, which challenge do you
think was the most important one the new nation
had to overcome? Defend your answer.
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- POS 110 Week 4 Discussion Questions
- POS 110 Week 6 Discussion Questions
- Chapter 6 discusses background factors that
affect elections. These factors include such
things as the immigrant society, the melting pot,
regional shift, the graying of America, political
ideologies, and participation. Consult
Participation Are You a Liberal or Conservative?
- Complete the Presidential Leadership Which Hat
Do You Wear? simulation located in Week Six on
the Materials tab of the student web page and
then post your response to the three questions on
the simulation conclusion page.
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- POS 110 Week 8 Discussion Questions
- Post your response to the following What are the
implications for judicial review on American
democracy? Should any branch of government be
able to review the actions and legislation of the
others? Is this good for democracy or does it
concentrate too much power in one branch?
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