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The American Government CLEP exam allows students to earn college credit by demonstrating proficiency in U.S. government and political systems. Covering topics such as the Constitution, federalism, political parties, civil rights and liberties, the branches of government, and public policy, the exam reflects material taught in a one-semester college course. A thorough CLEP study guide provides students with concise content reviews, key term definitions, sample questions, and practice exams to build familiarity with the format and scope of the test. This preparation tool is essential for reinforcing knowledge, improving test-taking skills, and maximizing the chances of earning college credit efficiently. Ideal for independent learners, homeschoolers, military personnel, and anyone looking to accelerate their academic progress, the American Government CLEP exam is a cost-effective and time-saving option for fulfilling general education requirements.

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American Government Clep
Early Immigration -->Western and northern Europe.


Second Wave -->Immigrants from southern and eastern Europe; before and after
World War II


Recent Immigration -->Large numbers of people from Latin America and Asia


Machine Politics -->an organizational style of local politics in which party bosses
traded jobs, money, and favors for votes and campaign support


Liberty -->Freedom for people to do what they want


Limited government -->places relatively few restrictions on it's citizens' freedom.


Laissez-faire capitalism -->government that places relatively few restrictions on its
citizens' freedom


Equality -->treated the same as everyone else


Political equality -->equality in political decision making: one vote per person, with
all votes counted equally


Equality of opportunity -->Giving people an equal chance to succeed.


Popular Sovereignty -->rule by the people


Majority Rule -->the doctrine that the numerical majority of an organized group can
make decisions binding on the whole group

, Tyranny of the majority -->majority would ignore the basic rights of the minority


Individualism -->a belief in the importance of the individual and the virtue of self-
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Unity -->the quality of being united into one
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American exceptional-ism -->the idea that the U.S. differs from the rest of the world
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Divine Providences -->The idea that America has been chosen by God to be a beacon
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College Entrance Examination Board CLEP Official Study Guide 2022
Publisher: 2021 ISBN: 9781457315374 Edition: Unknown

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