American Democracy and Citizenship

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	Lecture 1 - Introduction to Democracry I
	Lecture 2 - Introduction to Democracy II
	Lecture 3 - The Constitution I
	Lecture 4 - The Constitution II
	Lecture 5 - The Constitution III & Introduction to Federalism
	Lecture 6 - Federalism I
	Lecture 7 - Federalism II
	Lecture 8 - Public Opinion & the Media I
	Lecture 9 - Public Opinion & the Media II
	Lecture 10 - Public Opinion & the Media III
	Lecture 11 - Political Participation
	Lecture 12 - Voting Behavior
	Lecture 13 - Political Parties I
	Lecture 14 - Political Parties II
	Lecture 15 - Campaigns & Elections I
	Lecture 16 - Campaigns & Elections II
	Lecture 17 - Campaigns & Elections III
	Lecture 18 - Electoral College & Interest Groups I
	Lecture 19 - Interest Groups II
	Lecture 20 - Congress I
	Lecture 21 - Congress II
	Lecture 22 - Congress III
	Lecture 23 - Congress IV & Missouri Legislature & the President
	Lecture 24 - The Presidency II
	Lecture 25 - The Presidency III
	Lecture 26 - The Bureaucracy I
	Lecture 27 - The Bureaucracy II
	Lecture 28 - The Bureaucracy III & Public Policy I
	Lecture 29 - Public Policy II
	Lecture 30 - The Judiciary
	Lecture 31 - The Supreme Court
	Lecture 32 - Civil Liberties & Equal Rights I
	Lecture 33 - Civil Liberties & Equal Rights II
	Lecture 34 - Civil Rights & Equal Rights III & Foreign Policy

About this Course

This course familiarizes students with the institution and constitutional framework of the United States and Missouri. The course emphasis is on the values, rights, and responsibilities that shape the public decision making of active and informed citizens and influence contemporary public affairs in a democratic society.

The lecturer is Dr. Patrick Scott, Missouri State University

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