AP US Government and Politics
This class is designed to prepare students for the AP US Government and Politics exam in the spring. View syllabus for detailed information about the content and pacing of the course.
AP Government Syllabus-Spring 2020.docxNuts and Bolts of AP Exam.docxData Analysis.docxHOW TO WRITE AN AP US GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS FRQ.docxFoundational Documents.docxCourt Cases.docxchapter1.pptchapter2.pptchapter3.pptchapter4.pptchapter5.pptchapter6.pptchapter7.pptchapter8.pptchapter9.pptchapter10.pptchapter11.pptchapter12.pptchapter13.pptchapter14.pptchapter15.pptchapter16.pptchapter17.pptchapter18.pptchapter19.pptchapter20.pptchapter21.pptchapter22.pptTheories On Elitism 1-2.pdfDeTocqueville-Democracy in America.pdfDahl-Who Governs.pdfFederalist Papers.pdfDahl-Who Governs.pdfBowling Alone.pdfKey-Public Opinion.pdfLiberal-Conservative.pdfKey-Theory of Critical Elections.pdfBrady&Stewart-When Elections Really Matter.pdfPolling and Public Opinion.pdfCreative Party Finance.pdfBroder-The Party's Over.pdfPresidency-Disunity for All.pdfSabato-Feeding Frenzy.pdfCongressional Despots.pdfSwelling of the Presidency.pdfFrom Ouagadougou to Cape Canaveral....pdfFederalist 78.pdfMarbury v. Madison.pdfMc v Maryland.pdfBoy Scouts Case.pdfGun Control.pdfAlterman 'Who Speaks' 1-6.pdfClash of Civilizations.pdfFree to Choose.pdfFEDERALIST 70 Questions.pdf