Bachelor of Arts in Politics - American Politics

Focuses on the development of the U.S. system of governance and political institutions, the relationship between these institutions and U.S. citizens, and the citizens' attitudes and behaviors. The United States is one of the world's greatest economic and military powers. It is also the oldest democracy, with the oldest written constitution. Colorful elections, a powerful judiciary, an independent national legislature, meaningful federalism, racial diversity and conflict, frequent periods of heavy immigration, and a host of other distinctive features of American political life have fascinated students of politics since the 18th century. As a consequence, many central theoretical concepts that inform our understanding of other countries have had their origin in the study of American politics and institutions.

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