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-Peoples ideas towards their government.
-How things influence peoples ideas on politics.
-Public influences attempting to persuade people one way or another.
-decisions on main issues like healthcare reform, immigration, and social policy.
-People base ideas after the past and the present government.

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-Media widely influences upcoming voters
-self government is dependent on citizen participation and various linkage institutions(media, interest groups, political parties)
-interest groups are a form of political participation for people with specific policy concerns

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-three branches of the federal government
-impact of social media
-ideological differences
-checks and balances
-federal budget
-cooperation and compromise
-congress and presidential tension
-articles of the Constitution
-judicial review
-bully pulpit
-supreme court power
-constitutional authority
-federal bureaucracy
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- Constitution portrays popular sovereignty/ limited govt
-people feared a powerful central govt
-state conflicted with congress
-Revised the Articles of Confederation to make constitution
-3 branches, states could govern
-federalists= checks and balances unify nation.
-anti-federalists= favored state power
-Federalists agreed to Bill of Rights
-Constitution ratified in 1788, bill of rights ratified in in1791.

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- Bill of Rights asserts rights of citizens
- Government must respect this and treat all people equally
- Fourteenth Amendment has 2 clauses that affirm and protect civil rights and liberties
- Courts must balance social order and protection of individual rights and freedoms
- Supreme Court has power of judicial review
- Court is called upon to interpret  protections for basic human rights
- Equal protection clause provides that states can't deprive anyone of equal protection under the law
- Congress has passed legislation that expands equality