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House of Representatives facts (x4)
Senate facts (x4)
House of Representatives: what the Founding Fathers intended (x4)
Senate: what the Founding Fathers intended (x4)
How to prevent gridlock? (x3)
Congress today (x3)
Roles of the president (x4)
Examples executive orders (x4)
President: aspects of monarchy (x4)
Choosing the presidential candidate (x4)
Party has no single leader (x4)
The permanent presidential campaign (x4)
Is the presidency a built-in failure? (x7)
Canada: characteristics (x4)
Canada: influenced by British Westminster model (x5)
Mexico: How did the PRI manage to stay in power for 71 years? (x4)
Mexico: The PRI: a perfect dictatorship (x5)
Mexico: impediments to democracy (x6)
Hunt: three factors influencing foreign policy (x3)
Williams: US isolationism is a myth (x3)
Spanish-American War of 1898 as a turning point in foreign policy (x6)
Why does the US get involved in WWI? (x4)
Foreign policy: tradition of dissent (x6)
WWII and the US (x5)
US: leader of the free world after WWII (x6)
Basis of US power since 1945 (x4)
Why did the US fail in Vietnam? (x7)
Crisis of confidence (x7)
The "New Cold War" (x6)
9/11 Impact (x6)
Current Issues in US Politics (x6)
2000 Election shined a spotlight on the election / political system (x5)
Problems with managing elections (x3)
Manipulating the electorate (x4)
Todays congressional gridlock is worse (x4)
Options to reform Congress (x3)
Options to reform Supreme Court (x3)
