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AP Government
Unit 1 - Foundations
1A - Democracy
1B - Articles of Confederation
1C - Checks & Balances
1D - Federalism
Unit 2
2.2 - Congress: Powers
2.3 - gerry
2A - Legislative
2B - Executive
2C - JUDICIAL
2D - BUREAUCRACY
Unit 3 - Civil Rights
3.1 - Bill of Rights
3.2 - Freedom of Religion
3.3 - Freedom of Speech
3.4 - Freedom of the Press
3.5 - Right to Bear Arms
3.6 - Balancing Freedom with Safety
3.7 - Selective Incorporation
3.8 - Due Process
3.9 - Due Process: Privacy
3.10 - Social Movements
3.11 - Government Responses
3.12 - Balancing Minority and Majority Rights
3.13 - Affirmative Action
Unit 4 - Ideologies
4.1 - Attitudes about Government
4.2 - Political Socialization
4.3 - Changes in Ideology
4.4 - Political Events
4.5 - Measuring Public Opinion
4.6 - Evaluating Public Opinion Data
4.7 - Ideologies of Political Parties
4.8 - Ideology and Policy Making
4.9 - Ideology and Economic Policy
4.10 - Ideology and Social Policy
Unit 5: Participation
5.1 - Voting Rights
5.2 - Voter Turnout
5.3 - Political Parties
5.4 - Parties Change
5.5 - Third-Party Politics
5.6 - Interest Groups
5.7 - Groups Influencing Policy
5.8 - Electing a President
5.9 - Congressional Elections
5.9 - Congressional Elections
5.10 - Modern Campaigns
5.11 - Campaign Finance
5.12 - The Media
b5.1 - Voting Rights
b5.8 - Electing a President
5.10 - Modern Campaigns
5.13 - Changing Media
5.13 - Changing Media
Government Resources
Tools
Supreme Court Cases
Government
Unit 1 - American Democracy
1A - Philosophical Origins
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2C
JUDICIAL BRANCH
The design of the judicial branch protects the Supreme Court's independence, and judicial review remains a powerful practice.
2.8 - The Judicial Branch
2.9 - Legitimacy of the Judicial Branch
2.10 - The Court in Action
2.11 - Checks on the Judicial Branch
2.8 - The Judicial Branch
Why Trust the Supreme Court?
Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer explains Federalist 78 and public trust in government.
How a case gets to the Supreme Court
2.9 - Legitimacy of the Judicial Branch
2.10 - The Court in Action
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2.11 - Checks on the Judicial Branch
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