Foundations of Government
John Locke's Social Contract Theory and its Relationship to the
Declaration of Independence
Chapter 1, Section 1 - Principles of Government
Chapter 2, Section 1 - Origins of American Government
Chapter 2, Section 2 - Uniting for Independence
Chapter 3, Section 4 - The Amendments
Characteristics, Advantages, and Disadvantages of Unitary, Federal, and
Confederate Systems and their Relationship to U.S. History
Chapter !, Section 2 - The Formation of Governments
Chapter 2, Section 1 - Origins of Government
Chapter 2, Section 2 - Uniting for Independence
Chapter 2, Section 3 - The Articles of Confederation
Chapter 3, Section 1 - Structure and Principles of the Constitution
Characteristics, Advantages, and Disadvantages of Capitalism and
Communism
Chapter 1, Section 4 - Economic Theories
Development of Limited Government and Representative Democracy Through
English and American History
Chapter 2, Section 1 - Origins of Government
Chapter 2, Section 2 - Uniting for Independence
Chapter 2, Section 3 - The Articles of Confederation
Chapter 2, Section 4 - The Constitutional Convention
Chapter 3, Section 1 - Structure and Principles of the Constitution
Chapter 3, Section 2 - Three Branches of Government
The Great Compromise and its Effect upon the Congress
Chapter 2, Section 4 - The Constitutional Convention
Chapter 3, Section 2 - Three Branches of Government
Major Principles in the Constitution
Chapter 3, Section 1 - Structure and Principles of the Constitution
Chapter 3, Section 2 - Three Branches of Government
Separation of Powers, Check and Balances, and Federalism
Chapter 2, Section 1 - Origins of Government
Chapter 2, Section 4 - The Constitutional Convention
Chapter 3, Section 1 - Structure and Principles of the Constitution
Chapter 3, Section 2 - Three Branches of Government
Chapter 3, Section 3 - Amending the Constitution
Chapter 3, Section 4 - The Amendments
Federalism
Chapter 4, Section 1 - National and State Powers
Chapter 4, Section 2 - Relations Among the States
Chapter 4, section 3 - Developing Federalism
Chapter 4, Section 4 - Federalism and Politics
Reapportionment, Redistricting, and Gerrymandering and Their Effects on
the Political Process