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Permission is granted to reproduce the material contained herein on the condition that such material be reproduced only for classroom use; be provided to students, teachers, and families without charge; and be used solely in conjunction with United States Government: Democracy In Action. Any other reproduction, for use or sale, is prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Send all inquiries to: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill 8787 Orion Place Columbus, OH 43240 ISBN 0-07-865918-3 Printed in the United States of America. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 047 08 07 06 05 C ONTENTS UNIT 1 Foundations of American Government Chapter 1 People and Government Section 1 Principles of Government. Section 2 The Formation of Governments. Section 3 Types of Government.

Section 4 Economic Theories. Chapter 2 Origins of American Government Section 1 The Colonial Period. Section 2 Uniting for Independence. Section 3 The Articles of Confederation. Section 4 The Constitutional Convention. Chapter 3 The Constitution Section 1 Structure and Principles.

Section 2 Three Branches of Government. Section 3 Amending the Constitution. Section 4 The Amendments. Chapter 4 The Federal System Section 1 National and State Powers. Section 2 Relations Among the States. Section 3 Developing Federalism. Section 4 Federalism and Politics.

UNIT 2 The Legislative Branch Chapter 5 The Organization of Congress Section 1 Congressional Membership. Section 2 The House of Representatives. Section 3 The Senate. Section 4 Congressional Committees. Section 5 Staff and Support Agencies. Chapter 6 Development of Congressional Powers Section 1 Constitutional Powers.

Section 2 Investigations and Oversight. Section 3 Congress and the President. Chapter 7 Congress at Work Section 1 How a Bill Becomes a Law. Section 2 Taxing and Spending Bills. Section 3 Influencing Congress. Section 4 Helping Constituents. 1 4 7 10 13 16 19 22 25 28 31 34 37 41 43 46 49 52 55 57 60 63 66 68 71 75 77 80 UNIT 3 The Executive Branch Chapter 8 The Presidency Section 1 President and Vice President.

82 Section 2 Electing the President. 86 Section 3 The Cabinet. 89 Section 4 The Executive Office. 92 Chapter 9 Presidential Leadership Section 1 Presidential Powers. 95 Section 2 Roles of the President.

98 Section 3 Styles of Leadership. 102 iv Reading Essentials and Study Guide Chapter 10 The Federal Bureaucracy Section 1 Bureaucratic Organization. 106 Section 2 The Civil Service System. 110 Section 3 The Bureaucracy at Work. 113 UNIT 4 The Judicial Branch Chapter 11 The Federal Court System Section 1 Powers of the Federal Courts.

117 Section 2 Lower Federal Courts. 120 Section 3 The Supreme Court.

123 Chapter 12 Supreme Court Decision Making Section 1 The Supreme Court at Work. 126 Section 2 Shaping Public Policy. 129 Section 3 Influencing Court Decisions.

132 UNIT 5 Liberty and Justice for All Chapter 13 Constitutional Freedoms Section 1 Constitutional Rights. 135 Section 2 Freedom of Religion. 137 Section 3 Freedom of Speech.

140 Section 4 Freedom of the Press. 143 Section 5 Freedom of Assembly. 146 Chapter 14 Citizenship and Equal Justice Section 1 A Nation of Immigrants. 149 Section 2 The Basis of Citizenship.

152 Section 3 The Rights of the Accused. 156 Section 4 Equal Protection of the Law. 159 Section 5 Challenges for Civil Liberties. 162 Chapter 15 Law in America Section 1 Sources of American Law. 166 Section 2 Civil Law. 169 Section 3 Criminal Law.

173 UNIT 6 Participating in Government Chapter 16 Political Parties Section 1 Development of Parties. 177 Section 2 Party Organization. 180 Section 3 Nominating Candidates. 183 Chapter 17 Elections and Voting Section 1 Election Campaigns. 187 Section 2 Expanding Voting Rights. 190 Voter’s Handbook.

193 Section 3 Influences on Voters. 197 Chapter 18 Interest Groups and Public Opinion Section 1 Interest Group Organization.

201 Section 2 Affecting Public Policy. 205 Section 3 Shaping Public Opinion. 208 Section 4 Measuring Public Opinion. 211 Chapter 19 The Mass Media Section 1 Structure of the Mass Media. 214 Section 2 How Media Impact Government. 217 Section 3 Regulation of the Media. 221 Reading Essentials and Study Guide v UNIT 7 Public Policies and Services Chapter 20 Taxing and Spending Section 1 Raising Money.

224 Section 2 Preparing the Federal Budget. 227 Section 3 Managing the Economy. 230 Chapter 21 Social and Domestic Policy Section 1 Business and Labor Policy.

233 Section 2 Agriculture and Environment. 238 Section 3 Health and Public Assistance. 241 Section 4 Education, Housing, and Transportation. 244 Chapter 22 Foreign Policy and Defense Section 1 Development of Foreign Policy.

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247 Section 2 Shared Foreign Policy Powers. 250 Section 3 State and Defense Departments. 254 Section 4 Foreign Policy in Action. 257 UNIT 8 State and Local Government Chapter 23 Structure and Function of State Government Section 1 State Constitutions.

260 Section 2 The Three Branches. 263 Section 3 State Government Policy. 267 Section 4 Financing State Government. 271 Chapter 24 Structure and Function of Local Government Section 1 Structure of Local Government.

274 Section 2 Serving Localities. 277 Section 3 Challenges of Urban Growth. 281 UNIT 9 Political and Economic Systems Chapter 25 Political Systems in Today’s World Section 1 Consolidated Democracies. 284 Section 2 Emerging Democracies. 288 Section 3 Authoritarian States.

291 Section 4 Global Security. 294 Chapter 26 Development of Economic Systems Section 1 Capitalist and Mixed Systems. 297 Section 2 Emerging Economies.

300 Section 3 Collapse of Soviet Communism. 303 Section 4 The Global Economy. 306 vi Reading Essentials and Study Guide Name Date Class 1, 1 For use with textbook pages 5–11.

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