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Class 3: A Case For Government Part II February 14, 2000.
Class 5: Democracy February 18, 2000
Class 6: Majority and Minority Rights February 21, 2000.
Class 7: Pluralism February 23, 2000.Class 8: Pluralism and Its Critics February 25, 2000.
Class 9: Power Elite Model February 28, 2000.
Class 10: More on the Power Elite Model March 1, 2000.
Class 11: Neo-Marxist Interpretation March 3, 2000.
Class 13: The Constituion - II March 10, 2000.
Class 14: Public Opinion and The Constituion - III March 13, 2000.
Class 15: The Constitution and Who Governs March 15, 2000.
Public Opinion and The Mass Media
Class 16: Public Opinion
March 17, 2000.
Class 17: Mass Media and American Politics March 20, 2000.
Class 18: Mass Media and American Politics - Continued April 3, 2000.
Class 19: Mass Media and Politics - Continued April 5, 2000.
Class 20: Voting, Elections, and Campaigns April 7, 2000
Class 21: Elections, and Campaigns: Part I "Taking on the Kennedys" April 10, 2000
Class 22: Elections, and Campaigns: Part II Finish "Taking on the Kennedys" April 12, 2000
Class 23: Political Parties April 14, 2000
Class 24: Political Parties (Continued) April 17, 2000
Class 25: Money and Political Parties
April 19, 2000
Class 26: "Washington's Other Scandal"
April 24, 2000
Class 28: Congress - Structure and
Members
April 28, 2000
Class 29: Congress - Decision Making
May 1, 2000
Class 30: The Presidency
May 3, 2000
Class 31: The Presidency (Continued)
May 5, 2000
Class 32: Bureaucratic Politics
May 8, 2000
Class 34: Federal Budget: Myth and Reality
May 12, 2000
American Political System page
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Class 27: Congress
April 26, 2000
Public Policy
Class 33: Federal Budget
May 10, 2000
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