¿his new offering from AP® teacher Karen Waples and college professor Scott Abernathy is tailor-made to help teachers and students transition to the redesigned AP® U. S. Government and Politics course. Carefully aligned to the course framework, this brief book is loaded with instructional tools to help you and your students meet the demands of the new course, such as integrated skills instruction, coverage of required cases and documents, public policy threaded throughout the book, and AP® practice after every chapter and unit, all in a simple organization that will ease your course planning and save you time. We've got you covered!…mehr
¿his new offering from AP® teacher Karen Waples and college professor Scott Abernathy is tailor-made to help teachers and students transition to the redesigned AP® U. S. Government and Politics course. Carefully aligned to the course framework, this brief book is loaded with instructional tools to help you and your students meet the demands of the new course, such as integrated skills instruction, coverage of required cases and documents, public policy threaded throughout the book, and AP® practice after every chapter and unit, all in a simple organization that will ease your course planning and save you time. We've got you covered!Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Unit 1 Democracy and the Constitution Chapter 1 American Government and Politics: The Stories of Our Nation Section 1.1 The Fight for Students' Rights Section 1.2 American Political Culture Section 1.3 Competing Theories of Democracy Section 1.4 Institutions, Systems, and Power Chapter 2 The Constitution: A New Vision of Government Section 2.1 The Articles of Confederation Section 2.2 The Constitutional Convention Section 2.3 Branches of Government Section 2.4 Ratification: Federalists versus Antifederalists Chapter 3 Federalism: Dividing Power between the National Government and the States Section 3.1 Conflict over Medical Marijuana Section 3.2 Federalism and the Constitution Section 3.3 The Dynamic Nature of Federalism Section 3.4 Modern American Federalism Section 3.5 The Supreme Court and Modern Federalism Unit 1 Review Unit 2 The Branches of the Federal Government Chapter 4 Congress: Representation, Organization, and Legislation Section 4.1 The Constitution and Congress Section 4.2 Politics of Congressional Elections Section 4.3 The Organization of Congress Section 4.4 "I'm Just a Bill" Section 4.5 Congress and the Budget Section 4.6 Challenges of Representation Chapter 5 The American Presidency: Individuals, Institutions, and Executive Power Section 5.1 Presidential Power and the War on Terror Section 5.2 The Constitution and the American Presidency Section 5.3 Limits on Presidential Power Section 5.4 The Modern Presidency in Context Section 5.5 The War on Terror and Presidential Power Chapter 6 The Federal Judiciary: Politics, Power, and the "Least Dangerous" Branch Section 6.1 Judicial Independence from Money and Politics-Or Both Section 6.2 The Constitution and the Federal Judiciary Section 6.3 John Marshall and the Power of the Supreme Court Section 6.4 Organization of the Federal Judiciary Section 6.5 Judicial Review, Constitutional Interpretation, and Judicial Decision Making Chapter 7 The Federal Bureaucracy: Putting the Nation's Laws into Effect Section 7.1 How the Bureaucracy Is Organized Section 7.2 The Structure of the Modern Federal Bureaucracy Section 7.3 The Bureaucracy and Policy Making Section 7.4 Checks on the Bureaucracy Unit 2 Review Unit 3 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Chapter 8 Civil Liberties: Protecting Fundamental Freedoms Section 8.1 The Constitution and the Bill of Rights Section 8.2 Selective Incorporation Section 8.3 The Right of Religious Freedom Section 8.4 The Right of Expression and the Right to Own Firearms Section 8.5 The Rights of Defendants Section 8.6 Privacy and Other Rights Chapter 9 Civil Rights: What Is Equality? Section 9.1 Securing Rights for Those with Disabilities Section 9.2 The Fight against Segregation Section 9.3 The Civil Rights Movement Section 9.4 The Fight for Women's Rights Unit 3 Review Unit 4 American Political Ideologies and Beliefs Chapter 10 American Political Culture: What Americans Believe Section 10.1 Core Political Values Section 10.2 Political Socialization Section 10.3 Globalization and American Core Values Chapter 11 Public Opinion: Measuring Americans' Opinions Section 11.1 What Is Public Opinion? Section 11.2 Trying to Measure Public Opinion Accurately Section 11.3 The Effects of Public Opinion on Democratic Representation Chapter 12 Political Ideology Section 12.1 Party Ideology Section 12.2 Ideology and Fiscal Policy Section 12.3 Monetary Policy Unit 4 Review Unit 5 Political Participation Chapter 13 Elections and Campaigns: Candidates and Voters in an Era of Demographic Change Section 13.1 Forms of Political Participation Section 13.2 Voting Section 13.3 Elections and Democratic Representation Section 13.4 The Politics of Presidential Elections Section 13. 5 Money and Campaigns Chapter 14 Political Parties: The Outsiders versus the Establishment Section 14.1 Functions of Political Parties Section 14.2 The Development of American Political Parties Section 14.3 Parties and Political Campaigns Section 14.4 Third Parties Chapter 15 Interest Groups and Social Movements: Collective Action, Power and Representation Section 15.1 A Nation of Joiners Section 15.2 Interest-Group Tactics Section 15.3 Social Movements Chapter 16 The Media: New Technologies, Enduring Issues Section 16.1 The Evolving News Media Section 16.1 Regulating Content and Ownership Section 16.1 How the Media Shape American Politics Today Unit 5 Review
Unit 1 Democracy and the Constitution Chapter 1 American Government and Politics: The Stories of Our Nation Section 1.1 The Fight for Students' Rights Section 1.2 American Political Culture Section 1.3 Competing Theories of Democracy Section 1.4 Institutions, Systems, and Power Chapter 2 The Constitution: A New Vision of Government Section 2.1 The Articles of Confederation Section 2.2 The Constitutional Convention Section 2.3 Branches of Government Section 2.4 Ratification: Federalists versus Antifederalists Chapter 3 Federalism: Dividing Power between the National Government and the States Section 3.1 Conflict over Medical Marijuana Section 3.2 Federalism and the Constitution Section 3.3 The Dynamic Nature of Federalism Section 3.4 Modern American Federalism Section 3.5 The Supreme Court and Modern Federalism Unit 1 Review Unit 2 The Branches of the Federal Government Chapter 4 Congress: Representation, Organization, and Legislation Section 4.1 The Constitution and Congress Section 4.2 Politics of Congressional Elections Section 4.3 The Organization of Congress Section 4.4 "I'm Just a Bill" Section 4.5 Congress and the Budget Section 4.6 Challenges of Representation Chapter 5 The American Presidency: Individuals, Institutions, and Executive Power Section 5.1 Presidential Power and the War on Terror Section 5.2 The Constitution and the American Presidency Section 5.3 Limits on Presidential Power Section 5.4 The Modern Presidency in Context Section 5.5 The War on Terror and Presidential Power Chapter 6 The Federal Judiciary: Politics, Power, and the "Least Dangerous" Branch Section 6.1 Judicial Independence from Money and Politics-Or Both Section 6.2 The Constitution and the Federal Judiciary Section 6.3 John Marshall and the Power of the Supreme Court Section 6.4 Organization of the Federal Judiciary Section 6.5 Judicial Review, Constitutional Interpretation, and Judicial Decision Making Chapter 7 The Federal Bureaucracy: Putting the Nation's Laws into Effect Section 7.1 How the Bureaucracy Is Organized Section 7.2 The Structure of the Modern Federal Bureaucracy Section 7.3 The Bureaucracy and Policy Making Section 7.4 Checks on the Bureaucracy Unit 2 Review Unit 3 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Chapter 8 Civil Liberties: Protecting Fundamental Freedoms Section 8.1 The Constitution and the Bill of Rights Section 8.2 Selective Incorporation Section 8.3 The Right of Religious Freedom Section 8.4 The Right of Expression and the Right to Own Firearms Section 8.5 The Rights of Defendants Section 8.6 Privacy and Other Rights Chapter 9 Civil Rights: What Is Equality? Section 9.1 Securing Rights for Those with Disabilities Section 9.2 The Fight against Segregation Section 9.3 The Civil Rights Movement Section 9.4 The Fight for Women's Rights Unit 3 Review Unit 4 American Political Ideologies and Beliefs Chapter 10 American Political Culture: What Americans Believe Section 10.1 Core Political Values Section 10.2 Political Socialization Section 10.3 Globalization and American Core Values Chapter 11 Public Opinion: Measuring Americans' Opinions Section 11.1 What Is Public Opinion? Section 11.2 Trying to Measure Public Opinion Accurately Section 11.3 The Effects of Public Opinion on Democratic Representation Chapter 12 Political Ideology Section 12.1 Party Ideology Section 12.2 Ideology and Fiscal Policy Section 12.3 Monetary Policy Unit 4 Review Unit 5 Political Participation Chapter 13 Elections and Campaigns: Candidates and Voters in an Era of Demographic Change Section 13.1 Forms of Political Participation Section 13.2 Voting Section 13.3 Elections and Democratic Representation Section 13.4 The Politics of Presidential Elections Section 13. 5 Money and Campaigns Chapter 14 Political Parties: The Outsiders versus the Establishment Section 14.1 Functions of Political Parties Section 14.2 The Development of American Political Parties Section 14.3 Parties and Political Campaigns Section 14.4 Third Parties Chapter 15 Interest Groups and Social Movements: Collective Action, Power and Representation Section 15.1 A Nation of Joiners Section 15.2 Interest-Group Tactics Section 15.3 Social Movements Chapter 16 The Media: New Technologies, Enduring Issues Section 16.1 The Evolving News Media Section 16.1 Regulating Content and Ownership Section 16.1 How the Media Shape American Politics Today Unit 5 Review
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