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The Basics Of American Politics Fifteenth Edition Wasserman Gary

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Publisher: Pearson

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.05 MB

Author: Wasserman, Gary

ISBN: 9780133815436, 9782014012095, 0133815439, 2014012091

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: Fifteenth edition

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The Basics Of American Politics Fifteenth Edition Wasserman Gary by Wasserman, Gary 9780133815436, 9782014012095, 0133815439, 2014012091 instant download after payment.

A lively, straight-forward approach to the basics of American PoliticsWritten to engage students, and kept short to provide a flexible foundation for instructors,The Basics of American Politicscovers all the terms and topics a student will need to understand the nuts-and-bolts of American government and politics. This title uses a dynamic game metaphor to engage students in the basics of the American political system and the contact sport of politics. Beginning with a clear definition of politics, it introduces four governmental and four nongovernmental players who must abide by the rules of the game established by the Constitution and civil liberties. It ends by examining rival theories of who wins and who loses in American politics. "