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Branches Of Government

Our Founding Fathers formed the United States’ government so that no one person would have too much control. The Constitution set up three branches of government with a separation of powers

Curriculum: From iCivics
The Executive BranchUnderstand the executive branch, including the role and powers of the president; the functions of departments and agencies; and the president’s role in foreign policy.

The Judicial BranchWhat are the federal and state courts and what do they do? What is unique role of the U.S. Supreme Court?

The Legislative BranchExplore the legislative process. Learn about the powers of the legislative branch and the influence of citizens and political parties.

What is a Gerrymander? The Drawing of District Boundaries

April 17, 2019 David Childs 18

IntroductionGerrymandering is a term in politics that many people may hear much consternation and debate about but do not really understand everything that it entails. […]

How a Bill Becomes a Law

December 30, 2018 David Childs 39

Introduction Congress is known as the legislative branch of the United States government and is made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate. […]

What is a Government Shutdown? What Will Happen?

December 23, 2018 David Childs 77

David Childs, Ph.D. Northern Kentucky University Introduction When there is a lot of bi-partisan discord between the executive and legislative branches surrounding passing end of […]

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