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1
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governmental issues
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8
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finds certain public policies
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9
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accepts public acts
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11
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group of people chosen in every four years
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12
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body of fundamental laws setting out the principles
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13
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Territory, population, sovereignty, government
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14
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communication to reach a large audience
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15
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absolute power
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16
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separation of church and state
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17
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divides power between central and national government
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19
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head of administration
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20
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reject a bill
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21
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overlapping the powers of each branch to check the actions of each other
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22
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first 10 amendments
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23
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religious freedom
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25
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civilian employees who perform work for the government
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26
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change or additional that becomes part of the written language of the Constitution
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27
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land
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28
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restricted and cannot take away
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29
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politically organized
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30
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candidate selection in an electoral attitudes and opinions
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35
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three-branch government with a bicameral legislature
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36
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persuade public officials to do whatever interest groups want to do
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37
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voters who don't vote
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38
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rights of citizens
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2
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architect of public policy and agenda
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3
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private organizations
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4
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drawing of electoral district lines to the advantage of a party
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5
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main architect of foreign policy and spokesperson
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6
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congress the power to make laws 'necessary and proper'
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7
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voters cast less votes
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8
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political attitudes and opinions
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10
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Chief of State, Chief Executive, Chief Administrator, Chief Diplomat, Chief Legislator, Chief of Party, Chief Citizen
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18
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head of 'executive power'
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24
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power to execute, enforce
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31
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democrat and republican
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32
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people
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33
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ceremonial head
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34
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right to vote
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