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Material Type: Notes; Professor: Kash; Class: AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVT; Subject: Political Science; University: Western Kentucky University; Term: Fall 2009;
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PS110 Kash Notes and Review Questions for First Exam in American Government Introduction: A Political Perspective on Federal Government
Structural rules: (rules of the game) Definition - Rules that establish the organization, procedures, and powers of government. Policy rules: (rules of substance) Definition - A decision a government institution reaches on a specific political question within its jurisdiction.
. Bias in rules - no neutrality
3/5ths Compromise
Government should be:
"Picket Fence Federalism"
" actual malice" c. Obscenity:
PS 110 Review Sheet Exam 1 The answers to the following questions should demonstrate your knowledge of the course concepts. In general, each answer should satisfy the following goals: 1) define important terms, 2) explain why they are important in the context of the book, and 3) answer the question. Note: use examples whenever possible to illustrate your answers. Chapter 1 Questions:
Governments make rules to deal with conflict. These rules represent value allocations of its people. 4.Why are government rules seen as biased? Government rules are seen as biased because there is no neutrality when dealing with the values and beliefs of many people. What is good for some, may not be good for others and vice versa.