Title: Answers
Headings: The Constitution
The Constitution
Federalism
Congress
The Presidency
Congressional – Presidential Relations
The Bureaucracy
The Judiciary
First Amendment Freedoms
Rights to Life, Liberty, and Property
Equal Rights Under the Law
Political Beliefs and Behaviors (10-20%)
The American Political Landscape
Public Opinion, Participation, and Voting
Political Parties
Interest Groups
Campaigns and Elections
The Media
Making Economic and Regulatory Policy
Making Social Policy
Making Foreign and Defense Policy

Content: Explain the interacting values that comprise the democratic faith, such as popular
consent, respect for the individual, equality of opportunity, and personal liberty; and examine how democratic values may conflict with one another. A1-Conner Trebour
Popular consent and respect for the individual sometime clash because instead of relying on popular vote or consent, people respect and elect individuals to represent them. Equality of opportunity is something that compromises democratic faith by pulling down the importance of qualification for offices. Such as age and nationality restrictions. 3. Analyze the interrelated political processes that comprise democracy. A1-Matt Mitchell
Free and fair elections, majority rule, freedom of expression, and the right to assembly and protest all are interrelated in comprising democracy. 4. Identify the interdependent political structures that make up the American system
of democracy.