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Vote: The Machinery of Democracy
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The Final Days of Election 2016
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US Politics Guide
Political Issues
Directory of US Political Parties
American Political Science Association
Best of History Web Sites
Richard Kimber's Political Science Resources
Declaration of Independence
US Constitution
Liberal Philosophy
Conservative Philosophy
Libertarian Philosophy
Country Reports: Atlapedia contains information on every country
of the world. Each profile has data on geography, climate, people, religion,
language, history and the economy.
The History Net: Where history lives on the Web! Access archives,
world history, American history or even a specific battle.
Primary Documents in American History
Guide to Political Research Online
Political Science Resources on the Web
National Constitution Center
What it’s like to live on $2 a day in the United States (PDF)
The Negative Consequences of Uncivil Political Discourse (PDF)
Republican Presidential Primary Satire
Dissecting the 2008 Electorate: Most Diverse in US History
Pollsters Struggle to Pin Down the Right (Cell) Number
Primary Source Sets from the Library of Congress:
Civics and Government,
Civil Rights,
Elections,
Colonial and Early America and
Political Cartoons
MIT Open Course CMS.360 Introduction to Civic Media
MIT Open Course 17.871 Political Science Laboratory
Our
World in Data
Harvard Kennedy School Case Program
Animation of U.S. population growth from 1950 to 2050
How the zombie represents America’s deepest fears
The surprisingly fascinating politics of The
Walking Dead
The mission of
The Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab
is to identify, expose and explain disinformation where and when it
occurs using open source research; to promote objective truth as a
foundation of government for and by people; to protect democratic
institutions and norms from those who would seek to undermine them
in the digital engagement space. See also
Digital Sherlocks.
Polling Report
Six maps that show the anatomy of America’s vast infrastructure
USA Facts
Without Immigration, US Economy Will Struggle to Grow |
State of the Union (SOTU)
Supreme Court Nominations Not Confirmed
Instances of Use of United States Armed Forces Abroad, 1798 - 2020
Homeland Security Knowledgebase
White House Tapes: The President Calling
The 30 Second Candidate
The Living Room Candidate
Survey Research Aids
Informed Resource Documents: Links to historical documents, most
from the more modern period of US History but a few important historical
documents
FactCheck.org monitors factual accuracy in American politics, looking
at what’s being said in TV ads, debates, speeches, interviews and the
like.
ProCon.org lays out the arguments on both sides of a host of controversial
issues.
Poll Results
GSU's Political Science Resources
Web Center for Social Research Methods
LOC Country Studies
How Christian Were the Founders?
Independents Take Center Stage in the Obama Era: Trends in Political
Values and Core Attitudes: 1987-2009
The Misery Index
Represent: what your
representatives in Congress say and do
US House Expenditure Reports
Politwoops: tracks deleted tweets by public officials, including
people currently in office and candidates for office
Open States:
information on state legislatures
Political Party Time:
tracks political fundraisers
Foreign Lobby Watch
The Marshall Project: nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization
that covers the US criminal justice system
If you want to know what your US Senators, US Representatives
or Governors are doing, take advantage of Map Muse’s locator maps. Locator
maps will tell you exactly where your government officials are on any
given day and time!
US Senators
US Representatives
US Governors
Open Secrets
Bloomberg's Politics News Videos
Buzz Feed, master of the personality quiz, released a
new one that will definitely determine
Which Supreme Court Justice You Are. (The quiz was adapted from
A McSweeney's Article which was intended as a series of Supreme
Court jokes, not an actual quiz.)
The Census Bureau's
My Congressional District
Video Clip: A
Review of the 2020 Democratic Primaries (4:57)
Video Clip: March
17 Presidential Primary Results (1:35)
2020 election news survival guide
Interactive Media Bias Chart
See also
Table of References,
GOVT 2305 Margin Notes Page and
GOVT 2306 Margin Notes Page. |
