In an effort to pass significant healthcare reform, a bill has been introduced in the Senate that promises to overhaul the current system. However, the bill faces strong opposition from a minority of senators who are determined to prevent its passage. Utilizing the Senate's unique rules, these senators engage in a filibuster, a prolonged debate intended to delay or block the vote on the bill. The majority party, eager to advance their legislative agenda, considers invoking the cloture rule, which requires a three-fifths majority to end debate and proceed to a vote.
The use of the filibuster and the potential invocation of cloture have sparked a debate about the democratic principles underlying the legislative process, the rights of the minority versus the will of the majority, and the Senate's role in shaping national policy.
Discuss the constitutional underpinnings of the Senate's legislative procedures, including the filibuster and cloture, and their impact on the balance of power within Congress.
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A governor and a federal education rule
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A movement targets the states first
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Federal Power and State Autonomy
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which federal authority should be expanded or limited relative to state governments in addressing major public policy issues.
Federal vs. State Authority over Elections
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should have greater authority than state governments over the administration of elections.
National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius
Using the information provided, compare National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius to United States v. Lopez.
National Government Power and Individual Liberty
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the expansion of national government power strengthens or weakens the protection of individual liberty.
National Government Power vs. State Autonomy
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the expansion of national policymaking authority has strengthened or weakened American democracy.
National Institutions and Policy Effectiveness
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the structure of U.S. national institutions promotes or hinders effective policymaking.
National Power and State Autonomy
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the expansion of federal power has strengthened or weakened American democracy.
National Power vs. State Autonomy
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the expansion of national power undermines or strengthens the constitutional system of federalism.
Presidential Executive Order Dispute
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Printz v. United States
Using the information in the passage, compare Printz v. United States to McCulloch v. Maryland.
Printz v. United States
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State Carbon Rule Challenge
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State challenge to a federal environmental rule
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State Climate Pact
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State emissions challenge
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State Environmental Dispute
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State Immigration Challenge
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State Immigration Dispute
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State Immigration Enforcement
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State Immigration Lawsuit
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State lawsuit over education standards
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State Marijuana Conflict
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State Marijuana Conflict
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State Marijuana Conflict
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State marijuana enforcement conflict
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United States v. Morrison
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A committee chair and agency work together
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A nominee faces intense Senate scrutiny
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A senator delays a voting rights bill
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A senator uses floor rules on a climate bill
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Administrative Rulemaking Dispute
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Agency Climate Rule
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Agency, contractors, and congressional allies
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Agenda Control in the Senate
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Budget Standoff and Divided Government
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Bureaucratic Accountability and Presidential Control
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which increased presidential control of the federal bureaucracy promotes or undermines democratic accountability.
Bureaucratic Discretion and Democratic Accountability
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which bureaucratic discretion promotes or undermines democratic accountability in the United States political system.
Bureaucratic Discretion and Democratic Accountability
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which bureaucratic discretion promotes or undermines democratic accountability in the United States.
Bureaucratic Discretion and Democratic Accountability
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which bureaucratic discretion promotes or undermines democratic accountability in the United States political system.
Bureaucratic Discretion and Democratic Accountability
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Bureaucratic discretion during disaster relief
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking and Environmental Regulation
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking and Interest Groups
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking and Interest Groups
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Bureaucratic rulemaking and oversight
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Bureaucratic rulemaking challenge
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking Challenge
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Bureaucratic rulemaking conflict
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking Conflict
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Bureaucratic Rulemaking Dispute
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Civil Service Dismissals
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Committee Bargaining
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Committee Bottleneck in Congress
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Committee hearing after an agency failure
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Committee pressure on an agency
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Confirmation Clash
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Congressional Incumbency Advantage in House Elections
The table below reports reelection rates for incumbents in recent U.S. House elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Congressional Oversight Hearing
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Divided Government and the Budget
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Divided Government Budget Clash
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Divided government shutdown threat
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Executive Order and Bureaucracy
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Executive Order Use in Policymaking
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the use of executive orders strengthens or weakens American constitutional government.
Federal Spending by Category, Fiscal Year 2022
The table below shows major categories of United States federal government outlays in fiscal year 2022. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Federal Spending Priorities and the Policy Agenda
The table below shows selected categories of federal outlays in two fiscal years. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Filibuster and Voting Rights Bill
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House Committee and Agency Oversight
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House District Mapping Dispute
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House redistricting dispute
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Ideological Divisions in the Supreme Court
The table below shows the percentage of Supreme Court decisions decided by a 5–4 vote in selected terms. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Judicial Review and Democratic Governance
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the power of judicial review promotes or undermines democratic governance in the United States.
Judicial Review and Democratic Governance
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the power of judicial review promotes or undermines democratic governance in the United States.
Judicial Review and Democratic Governance
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the power of judicial review promotes or undermines democratic governance in the United States.
Judicial Review and Democratic Government
Develop an argument that takes a position on whether the power of judicial review strengthens or weakens American democracy.
National emergency and immigration funding
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Partisan Gerrymandering Challenge
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Party Control of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1994–2022
The table below shows the number of seats held by each major party in the U.S. House of Representatives after selected elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Party Polarization in Congress
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Party Polarization in Congressional Voting
The table below shows DW-NOMINATE ideological scores for the median member of each party in the U.S. House of Representatives in selected Congresses. Scores farther apart indicate greater polarization. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
President faces conflict over war powers
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Presidential Agreement Abroad
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Presidential Approval and Midterm Seat Change
The table below shows presidential job approval ratings shortly before midterm elections and the president’s party’s net change in U.S. House seats in those elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Presidential Approval and the Bully Pulpit
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Presidential Approval Ratings at Selected Points, 1953–2024
The table below presents Gallup presidential job approval ratings for selected presidents at approximately the start of their administrations and near the end of their administrations. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Presidential Climate Order
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Presidential Executive Order Challenge
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Presidential Executive Order Challenge
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Presidential Executive Order Dispute
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Presidential Executive Orders and Constitutional Government
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the use of presidential executive orders promotes or undermines constitutional government in the United States.
Presidential Immigration Order
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Presidential Messaging Campaign
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Presidential Messaging Strategy
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Presidential Military Action
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Presidential Popularity and Mandate
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Presidential Recess Appointment Debate
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Presidential Signing Statement
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Presidential signing statement dispute
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Presidential signing statement dispute
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Primary Upset Challenge
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Racial Gerrymandering Challenge
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Redistricting After Census Growth
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Redistricting after the census
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Redistricting and Representation
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Redistricting Backlash
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Redistricting Dispute
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Redistricting Fight After the Census
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Representation in the House and Population per Representative
The table below shows the population and number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives for selected states after the 2020 reapportionment. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Representation of Women in Congress
The table below shows the number of women serving in the U.S. Congress in selected years. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Senate blockade of judicial nominee
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Senate blockade of judicial nominees
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Senate Confirmation and Ideological Balance
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Senate Confirmation Fight
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Senate delay on a voting rights bill
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Senate delay on judicial nominee
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Senate Delay on Judicial Nominee
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Senate Filibuster Dispute
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Senate Filibuster Fight
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Senate Filibuster on Voting Legislation
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Senate Filibuster Showdown
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Senate floor delay
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Senate judicial confirmation
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Senate minority blocks a voting bill
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Senate Voting Rights Debate
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State challenge to a federal immigration order
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Supreme Court Decisions by Ideological Direction
The table below summarizes the ideological direction of selected Supreme Court decisions in a recent term. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Supreme Court Decisions on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
The table below summarizes selected Supreme Court decisions connected to civil liberties and civil rights. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Supreme Court Decisions on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights Cases, 2010–2022
The table below reports the number of Supreme Court merits decisions in selected terms involving civil liberties and civil rights issue areas. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Supreme Court Decisions on the Merits
The table below shows the number of signed opinions and the percentage of unanimous decisions in selected Supreme Court terms. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Supreme Court Nomination Conflict
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Supreme Court Nomination Fight
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Supreme Court Nomination Standoff
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War Powers and Military Action
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War Powers Conflict
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War powers dispute
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War Powers Dispute
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War Powers Dispute
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War Powers Dispute
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War Powers Resolution Dispute
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Advocacy group presses for expanded gun rights
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Amicus Brief Campaign
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Bethel School District v. Fraser
Using the information in the passage, compare Bethel School District v. Fraser to Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
Brandenburg v. Ohio
Using the information in the passage, compare Brandenburg v. Ohio to Schenck v. United States.
Campus Search Challenge
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Campus Speech Appeal
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Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah
Using the case of Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah, compare the Supreme Court’s decision in this case with the Supreme Court’s decision in Wisconsin v. Yoder.
Civil Liberties and School Discipline
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Court strikes down a state firearm restriction
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Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Using the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, compare the Court’s reasoning in that case with the reasoning in Roe v. Wade.
Fourth Amendment and Digital Privacy
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Gregg v. Georgia
Using the excerpt above, respond to parts (a), (b), and (c). In your response, compare Gregg v. Georgia to Roe v. Wade.
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier
Using the information in the passage, compare Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier to Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
Interest Group Litigation Against State Gun Law
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Interest group litigation campaign
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Mapp v. Ohio
Using the information in the passage, compare Mapp v. Ohio to Gideon v. Wainwright.
Morse v. Frederick
Using the case of Morse v. Frederick, compare the Supreme Court’s reasoning in that case with the reasoning in Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
National Security and Civil Liberties
Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which the federal government should prioritize national security over the protection of civil liberties.
Near v. Minnesota
Using the case of Near v. Minnesota, compare the Supreme Court’s decision in this case with the Supreme Court’s decision in New York Times Co. v. United States.
Online Speech Challenge
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Online Speech Challenge
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Regents of the University of California v. Bakke
Using the information in the provided case background, compare Regents of the University of California v. Bakke to Brown v. Board of Education.
Religious Liberty Claim
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Rights claim after a school discipline policy
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School Board Speech Dispute
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School Prayer and Selective Incorporation
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School Prayer Lawsuit
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School Prayer Lawsuit
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Search of Cell Phone During Arrest
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Selective incorporation and student speech
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Selective Incorporation and Student Speech
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Selective Incorporation and Student Speech
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Social Media Platform and Political Speech
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Speech on a Public Campus
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State Gun Permit Challenge
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State Voting Rules and Equal Protection Challenge
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Student speech and school discipline
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Student Speech Dispute
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Student speech dispute at a public school
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Voter ID Litigation and Equal Protection
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West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette
Using the information provided, compare West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette to Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette
Using the information in the case description, compare West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette to Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
Media and Public Opinion on Health Policy
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Party Identification and Ideological Groups, 2023
The table below presents national survey data on party identification among ideological groups in the United States in 2023. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Polling Shift Among Young Voters
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Presidential Approval and Unified Government, 1998–2022
The table below shows presidential job approval ratings and whether the federal government was unified or divided in selected years. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Presidential Approval by Party Identification
The table below shows presidential job approval among Americans by party identification in selected years. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Presidential Approval Ratings by Party Identification
The table below shows presidential job approval ratings by party identification in a recent national survey. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Public Opinion on Federal Government Responsibility for Health Insurance, 2008–2023
The table below shows selected polling results on whether the federal government is responsible for ensuring all Americans have health care coverage. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Public Trust in the Federal Government
The table below shows survey results on public trust in the federal government at selected times. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
A rights organization enters a court case
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Campaign Finance and Independent Spending
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Campaign Finance Independent Spending
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Campaign Spending and Independent Expenditures
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Campaign Spending and Independent Expenditures
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Campaign Spending and PAC Activity
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Campaign Spending by an Independent Group
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Committee and Farm Subsidies
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Electoral College and Campaign Strategy
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Electoral College Strategy Shift
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Independent expenditure campaign
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Interest group court strategy
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Interest Group Court Strategy
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Interest group litigation
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Interest Group Litigation Campaign
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Interest Group Litigation Campaign
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Interest Group Litigation Strategy
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Interest Group Lobbying Expenditures by Sector
The table below shows lobbying expenditures by selected sectors in a recent year. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Interest Group Strategy on Health Policy
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Interest groups and committee influence
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Interest Groups and EPA Rulemaking
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Investigative Journalism and Polling
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Iron Triangle and Farm Subsidies
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Judicial Nomination and Interest Groups
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Mandatory Voting and Civic Participation
Develop an argument that takes a position on whether the United States should adopt policies requiring or strongly compelling citizens to vote in national elections.
Media coverage and presidential approval
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Media Coverage and Public Knowledge
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Media Framing and Agenda Setting
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Media Framing and Presidential Approval
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Media Framing and Presidential Approval
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Media framing of a Supreme Court nomination
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Motor Voter Registration
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National Advocacy Group’s Court Strategy
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National media and presidential agenda setting
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National Party Convention Rule Dispute
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National party platform dispute
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National Popular Vote and Electoral Vote in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below compares the Democratic and Republican shares of the national popular vote and Electoral College vote in selected presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
National Primary Surge
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PAC spending reshapes a House race
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Party coalition fracture
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State Abortion Ban Challenge
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State voter ID law challenged in court
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Ticket Splitting in Senate and Presidential Elections
The table below shows the number of states in which voters chose one party for president and the other party for U.S. Senate in the same election year. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age Group in U.S. Presidential Elections, 2008–2020
The table below shows voter turnout rates among U.S. citizens by age group in presidential elections from 2008 to 2020. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age Group in U.S. Presidential Elections, 2012–2020
The table below shows voter turnout rates by age group in recent U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age Group, 2012–2020
The table below presents voter turnout rates for selected age groups in U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below shows voter turnout rates by age group in U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below shows voter turnout rates by age group in recent U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below shows voter turnout rates by age group in recent U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout by Age in U.S. Presidential Elections, 2012–2020
The table below shows reported voter turnout rates by age group in recent U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below shows voter turnout rates among selected demographic groups in U.S. presidential elections. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voter Turnout in Recent Presidential Elections
The table below shows voter turnout rates in recent U.S. presidential elections by age group. Use the data in the table to respond to the following.
Voting rights mobilization
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Voting Rules Litigation
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