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The setting of the American system: ch. Tribe and Michael C. Dorf -- Ch. Rubin -- ch. Civil liberties and civil rights: The nationalization of the Bill of Rights: Gideon v. Neustadt, Presidential Power. Presidential Politics. Presidential Character and Style.

The President and the Media. George E. Reedy, The Press and the President. Presidential Power in Foreign and Domestic Affairs. Aaron Wildavsky, The Two Presidencies.

Presidential Leadership and Political Parties. Sidney M. Milkis, The Presidency and Political Parties. Presidential Politics and Responsibility. Richard J. The Bureaucracy. The Political Roots and Consequences of Bureaucracy. James Q. Wilson, The Rise of the Bureaucratic State. James Madison, Federalist 53, 56, 57, 58, 62, Congress and the Washington Political Establishment.

Committee Chairmen as Political Entrepreneurs. Lawrence C. Dodd, Congress and the Quest for Power. Congress and the Electoral Connection. Edmund Burke, Speech to the Electors of Bristol. Richard F. Fenno, Jr. Nelson W. Polsby, Congress-Bashing for Beginners. Future Congressional Politics. Walter J. The Judiciary. Alexander Hamilton, Federalist Marbury v. Madison Powers and Limitations of the Supreme Court. Roche, Judicial Self-Restraint.

Judicial Decision Making. William J. Brennan, Jr. The Contemporary Debate over Constitutional Interpretation. Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, Liberty, Privacy, and the Right to Abortion. Appendix 1: The Declaration of Independence. Appendix 2: The Constitution of the United States. Add to Bookshelf. The Constitution: Three Branches Grades The Constitution of the United States Grades The Supreme Court Grades The Bill of Rights Grades Document Based Activities.

Branches of Government Traits: Compares the attributes of the three branches of government. Grades Branches of Government Traits: Compares the duties of Congress and the President Grades Traits: This compares the departments and secretaries of defense and homeland security.