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Political Parties, Ideologies, and the Two-Party System
Compare liberal, conservative, and libertarian ideologies and explain the persistence of the two-party system.
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Civic Foundations, Elections, and Political Influence
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Analyze the core responsibilities of democratic citizenship and evaluate how voting rights, political parties, elections, interest groups, and media shape American politics.
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