Govt11: Principles of American government
Document Type
Book
Publication Date
2022
Department/School
Political Science
Abstract
Through ongoing research into students workflows and preferences, Sidlow/Henschen's GOVT 11 and the MindTap digital learning solution combine an easy-reference, paperback textbook with robust student resources and an innovative online experience -- all at an affordable price. Its accessible and concise overview of American government engages students of all generations and learning styles. It covers the 2020 election at the presidential, Congressional and state level as well as the number of women and minority group members elected, the impact of campaign finance and the accuracy of public opinion polls. Reflecting the latest political and governmental developments, it also offers insight into civil rights issues, Supreme Court decisions through June 2020, liberty during the pandemic and much more. Ideal for today's "always on" learners, GOVT 11 equips your students with anywhere, anytime learning tools while seamlessly integrating into your course.
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Recommended Citation
Sidlow, E., & Henschen, B. (2022). Govt11: Principles of American government (11th ed.). Cengage.
Comments
E. Sidlow and B. Henschen are faculty members in EMU's Department of Political Science.