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US Politics. Spring 2009. Overview. Welcome Syllabus Review Contact Materials Requirements Course Outline. Class Hours. W, 10 am -12:50 pm. Classroom. K-114. My office:. K-636. Office Hours. M: 10 - noon; 6 to 7 pm T: 10 - noon W: 9 - 10 or by appointment. Phone. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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US PoliticsUS Politics

Spring 2009Spring 2009

OverviewOverview

Welcome Syllabus Review

Contact Materials Requirements Course Outline

Welcome Syllabus Review

Contact Materials Requirements Course Outline

Contact InfoContact Info

Class Hours W, 10 am -12:50 pm

Classroom K-114

My office: K-636

Office Hours   

M: 10 - noon; 6 to 7 pmT: 10 - noon

W: 9 - 10or by appointment

Phone 201-200-3259

Email [email protected]

Web Page http://faculty.njcu.edu/fmoran

MaterialsMaterials

Reading Materials: Miroff & Seidelman:

The Democratic Debate

Reading Materials: Miroff & Seidelman:

The Democratic Debate New York Times

•Our Website

RequirementsRequirements

Exams 2 Midterms (20%)

Take Home exam 4 to 8 pages

1 Final (20%) In class, 7 May at 1:00 pm

Exams 2 Midterms (20%)

Take Home exam 4 to 8 pages

1 Final (20%) In class, 7 May at 1:00 pm

RequirementsRequirements

Debates (3 at 10% each/ 30% of total grade) 3 debates on mutually agreed upon topics Class divided into 4 teams, randomly assigned Peer grades and faculty grade weighed together

for each debate Participation (10%)

Attend class regularly Be prepared and contribute

Debates (3 at 10% each/ 30% of total grade) 3 debates on mutually agreed upon topics Class divided into 4 teams, randomly assigned Peer grades and faculty grade weighed together

for each debate Participation (10%)

Attend class regularly Be prepared and contribute

Course OutlineCourse Outline

Founding Period Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation Constitution

Founding Period Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation Constitution

Course OutlineCourse Outline

Participation Public Opinion Interest Groups Parties & Elections Voting

Participation Public Opinion Interest Groups Parties & Elections Voting

Course OutlineCourse Outline

Institutions Congress Presidency Judiciary

Institutions Congress Presidency Judiciary

Course OutlineCourse Outline

Civil Liberties/Civil Rights Basic rights Major civil rights movements

Civil Liberties/Civil Rights Basic rights Major civil rights movements

Course OutlineCourse Outline

Public Policy Economic Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Defense Policy

Public Policy Economic Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Defense Policy

IntroductionIntroduction

Why Politics? Why Democracy?

Billboard Top 100 (music) Nieson Ratings (television) New York Times Bestseller Lists

Why Politics? Why Democracy?

Billboard Top 100 (music) Nieson Ratings (television) New York Times Bestseller Lists