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Federalism & Elections in the US

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    1. Federalism in the United States
    A lesson with Keith Hughes
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    What do Layer Cake and Marble Cake have to do with the separation of powers between the Federal and State governments? Hip Hughes is here to tell you!

    Federalism in the United States
    with Keith Hughes

    What do Layer Cake and Marble Cake have to do with the separation of powers between the Federal and State governments? Hip Hughes is here to tell you!

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    2. New Federalism & States Rights
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    Republicans and Democrats will never agree about the size of the Federal Government, and you can join in on this debate once you understand Federalism.

    New Federalism & States Rights
    with Keith Hughes

    Republicans and Democrats will never agree about the size of the Federal Government, and you can join in on this debate once you understand Federalism.

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    3. The Electoral College
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    Confused about why there are electoral votes in US presidential elections? Learn about the Electoral College and the part it plays in choosing the President.

    The Electoral College
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    Confused about why there are electoral votes in US presidential elections? Learn about the Electoral College and the part it plays in choosing the President.

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    4. Electoral Map 2012: Obama-Romney
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    Barack Obama won the 2012 presidential election because he had more electoral votes. But what is the difference between electoral and popular votes?

    Electoral Map 2012: Obama-Romney
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    Barack Obama won the 2012 presidential election because he had more electoral votes. But what is the difference between electoral and popular votes?

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    Kwihui H
    This man is not conducive to my listening focus. Too much fillers in between the explanation. I've taken courses of government in freshman college, which was far better than this educator. And that's saying a lot. I've chosen to pass it. I keep losing focus. No clear pauses in between new ideas, so on. Rushed. Also, clearly he is reading his cue cards, which seem over the fence?
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    Maria G
    I agree. Difficult to listen to and I love to learn.
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    Shannon S
    The supremacy clause question is graded wrong.... also would help if you define federalism to begin with. Yes, some of us are that stupid. Also hard to follow you a bit, since you don't define key terms on the outset.
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    Sean C
    Please re-check T/F question on Supremacy Clause; I think it's graded wrong.
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    Sean C
    Like a cool, modernized version of Schoolhouse Rock.
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