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Congress

Congress. Wilson Chapter 11 Klein Oak High School. Comparisons with Parliament 1. Parliamentary candidates are selected by their party Become a candidate by persuading your party to place your name on ballot

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Elections and Campaigns

Elections and Campaigns. Wilson Chapter 8 Klein Oak High School. Congressional vs . Presidential 1. Two phases getting nominated and getting elected Getting nominated Getting your name on the ballot An individual effort U.S. parties now stress label more than organization

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Political Parties

Political Parties. Wilson chapter 7 Klein Oak High School. Parties. A party is a group that seeks to elect candidates to public office by supplying them with a label (party identification), by which they are known to the electorate. Arenas in which Parties Exist.

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Discipline meetings

KLEIN OAK HIGH SCHOOL. Discipline meetings. ADMINISTRATION. Principal Kelly Schumacher Associate Principal Ron Webster Associate Principal Joyce Wells Associate Principal Cathy Arellano Assistant Principal Brian Greeney Assistant Principal James Dristas

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Public Opinion

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Political Culture

Political Culture. Wilson Chapter 4 Klein Oak High School. Tocqueville on why democracy could take root in the U.S. No feudal aristocracy; minimal taxes; few legal restraints Westward movement; vast territory provided opportunities Nation of small, independent farmers

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Civil Liberties

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The Bureaucracy

The Bureaucracy. Wilson chapter 13 Klein Oak High School. Distinctiveness of U.S. Bureaucracy . While size and complexity can cause problems for bureaucracies, the more important point is the political context in which these organizations act

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Monetarism

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