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United States Government
El Paso Independent School District in El Paso, Texas created this US Government text for its high school course using OER, CC, and public domain content from a variety of sources curated by educators in the district. The course is aligned to the Texas TEKS and is usually taken in Grade 10.
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- El Paso Independent School District
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- LibreTexts
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- CK-12
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Mục lục· 66 mục
- 01: Political Theory and the U.S. Constitiution
- 1.01: Political Ideas in History
- 1.02: America's Foundation
- 1.03: Important Individuals
- 1.04: The Founding Fathers
- 1.05: Debates and Compromises that Impacted the Founding Documents
- 1.06: The Federalist Papers and Constitutional Government
- 02: The Constitution
- 2.01: Importance of a Written Constitution
- 2.02: Constitutional Provisions for Limiting the Role of Government
- 2.03: Amending the Constitution
- 2.04: How the Constitution Guides a National Identity and a Federal Identity
- 2.05: Protection of Religious Freedoms v. Separation of Church and State
- 2.06: Limited Government and the Rule of Law
- 2.07: Unalienable Rights
- 2.08: Rights Guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution
- 2.09: Freedoms and Rights Guaranteed by the Bill of Rights
- 03: The Federalist System
- 3.01: Purposes set Forth in the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution
- 3.02: Checks and Balances
- 3.03: Domestic and Foreign Policy
- 3.04: Structures and Functions of Governmental Levels
- 3.05: A New Form of Federalism
- 3.06: Governmental Powers and Roles of National and State Governments
- 3.07: Limits on National and State Governments
- 3.08: Historical and Contemporary Government
- 3.09: Federal Confederate and Unitary Government
- 3.10: Presidential and Parliamentary Government
- 04: Three Branches of Government
- 4.01: Important Individuals in the History of Government and Politics
- 4.02: The Structure and Functions of the Legislative Branch
- 4.03: The Structure and Functions of the Executive Branch
- 4.04: The Structure and Functions of the Judicial Branch
- 4.05: Independent Executive Agencies
- 4.06: Presidential Election Procedures
- 4.07: The Seventeenth Amendment
- 4.08: Court Cases that Interpret Guaranteed Rights
- 4.09: Due Process
- 4.10: The Fourteenth Admendment
- 05: Governmental Policies
- 5.01: Significant Locations Key Natural Resources and Foreign Policy
- 5.02: Influence of Fiscal Monetary and Regulatory Policies on the Economy
- 5.03: Sources of Revenue and Expenditures of the U.S. Government
- 5.04: Role of Government in the Free Enterprise System
- 5.05: U.S. Government Taxation and Regulation Affects Private Enterprise
- 5.06: U.S. Economic Resources in Foreign Policy
- 5.07: Roles of the Executive and Legislative Branch in Trade and Policy
- 5.08: Issues Raised by Judicial Activism and Judicial Restraint
- 5.09: U.S. Governmental Policies or Court Decisions Affecting Racial Ethnic or Religious Groups
- 5.10: Changes in American Culture Brought About by Governmental Policies
- 5.11: U.S. Constitutional Protections that Foster Competition Entrepreneurship and Research
- 06: The Political Process
- 6.01: Processes Used to Affect Public Policy
- 6.02: Impact of Political Changes
- 6.03: Voting Patterns Political Boundaries and Political Divisions
- 6.04: Methods of Filling Public Offices
- 6.05: Political Parties and the Electoral Process
- 6.06: Two- and Three-Party Systems
- 6.07: Opportunities Responsibilities and Obligations of Citizenship
- 6.08: Political Participation and the Voting Process
- 6.09: Citizen Movements
- 6.10: Influences on Individual's Political Actions and Attitudes
- 6.11: Political Parties and Interest Groups Point of View
- 6.12: First and Second Amendment Rights
- 6.13: Scientific and Technological Innovations Impact on Society
- 6.14: The Impact of Electronic Information on the Political Process