With the conventions over, both parties said many things. The link will take you a graphic representation of the words that were spoken at the conventions. What can you make from the words spoken? What is the message of the candidates? What is the focus of the campaigns?
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After reading the Constitution, is the document outdated? Should it be changed? Should it stay the same? Is there anything that needs to be added? What are the most important principles outlined in the Constitution?
I have noticed that some of you are not reading, nor are you taking reading notes. Several lost points on the notebook check for a lack of reading notes. Even though we do not have a textbook, you still need to read. Not every podcast will talk about the exam in great detail; some items will not be mentioned in podcast or in class. It is important to read, to take notes on the readings and use those notes to the fullest. If you need help with the readings or taking reading notes, stop by during academic lab.
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This podcast covers Unit 1. The Unit 1 exam is in five parts and will be all essay. Be sure to listen the podcast and then review the readings. The readings are very important for this exam.
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