Social Studies/politics
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Lincoln, Republican\nDouglas, Northern Democrat\nBreckenridge, Southern Democrat\nBell, Constitutional Union\n\nAnd I agree with dac2chari - I shouldn't have answered this, she said what I usually say.  And yes, I used Google.
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As much as I dislike politics, I do remember my political science classes in school. It seems we must be missing those classes these days as people seem to think the president makes every single decision about every issue in this country and doesn't have to answer to anyone.
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The following web address seems to have links which could be helpful to you.  Good luck in your studies!
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http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0213201/GreatWall.htm\n\n\ntry this site, It is really intresting, I learned things, and history was my favorite subject in school. hope it helps.
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If I remember my Introduction to Political Sciences and History correctly, you hit the nail in one! Originally, discussion/meeting was people all standing (Plato, Socrates and later political groups: Elizabethan England, etc), except for the person in charge, he (yes, usually a he) would sit on a throne and "listen".
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Write down some of things in the book you don't understand and then look them up on the Internet when you get home.  Isn't social studies about countries; their exports and climates etc?\n\nSeems like you could find out all you need just Googling.
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A THOMAS JEFFERSON EDUCATION TEACHING A GENERATION OF LEADERS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY by Oliver Van DeMille.  It is mainly on the differences in choices of education that is available to parents for their children--mainly homeschooling.  It does have a lot on how public and private schools came about and why.  I think it may have some references for your paper.  I hope so anyways.
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http://www.ushistory.org/
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Thank you for sharing your epiphany with modern day politics.  I once had the highest regard for our political powers based on what I learned from the history of our founding fathers as we all have learned and I have come to the same conclusion.  The reality of the matter is that politics is everything whether we like it or not. The stroke of a pen from a leader represents a decision for the masses even if the paperwork does not represent our thoughts and beliefs to the fullest extent. That is why we must stay on top of the game and elect our leaders as skillfully as possible.  Knowing your political roots and being able to distinguish between the issues is a self taught philosophy that your social standing forces you to entertain.  Be patient.  Be informed.  Inform others.  We shall overcome!!
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Depends on the class. If it is political science or US History, then study and debate. If it's math or science, then report him/her to the principal and/or school board.
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+ I would suggest the archive section of the NY Times and others like that. Particularly the Political cartoon section. Many were expanded and used as posters.
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try wickipedia or the congressional record
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Politics don't exist without bias.  You will need to gather all the information you can find and compile that information and make a decision about each issue based on what you've read and how you feel about particular issues.
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here's a website that you might find helpful.\n\nhttp://socialjustice.georgetown.edu/service/programs/dcsp/tutorlinks.html\n\nhttp://www.atozteacherstuff.com/\n\nhttp://www.teach-nology.com/
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Politics on a world scale....
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I get projects like this all the time in Social Studies. One word: Google. Google something like "Current + events + India" or "India + news".
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I can't think of a topic since you say you're not interested in politics. Here's a website that might help you though:\nhttp://vos.ucsb.edu/