Indholdsfortegnelse
Politics:
Supreme court:
President:
Congress:
Senate:
House of the representatives:

Visualize the race for the presidency! Make a drawing which can be used to describe the race for presidency, and make an explanation to the different parts of the drawing; Preliminaries/Primaries, convention, electoral college, transition, inauguration day, etc. - nicho

Explain how republicans and democrats are different. Mention at least 7 typical points of view for a republican, and at least 7 typical points of view for a democrat.
- Republicans:
- Democrats:

Midterm elections! Please explain. No less than 150 words.

Find 5 states that are republican, and find 5 states that are democratic. State your reasons why the states you have mentioned are republican/democratic states (This task is very difficult, but try anyway!!)

5 democratic states:
1. Hawaii
2. California
3. Maryland
4. New York
5. New Jersey

5 republican states.
1. Wyoming
2. Utah
3. Oklahoma
4. Tennessee
5. Idaho

Make a presentation on the two 2020 presidential candidates! (200 words each)
- Joe Biden
- Donald Trump

How much power does the President have? (150 words)

What was the result of the 2016 Presidential election, the 2018 midterm elections, and the 2020 Presidential election? (250 words)-carla
- The 2016 Presidential election:
- The 2018 midterm election:
- The 2020 Presidential election:

The dimensions:

Which political issues are being debated in the USA right now? Find at least 3 political issues, and find newspaper articles which are dealing with these issues, and make a short summary of the articles (100 words each).

1. Racial inequality
2. The most expensive election in history

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Uddrag
Politics:
Visualize the American political system.

Make a drawing which can be used to describe the political system, and make a detailed explanation to the different parts of the drawing (President, Congress, House of Representatives, Senate etc.).

Supreme court:
The supreme court is the highest judicial tribunal in a political unit (such as a nation or state). also a court of original jurisdiction in New York state subordinate to a final court of appeals.

President:
The president is the person with the highest position in the US and the leader of the whole government.

Congress:
the national legislative body of the U.S., consisting of the Senate, or upper house, and the House of Representatives, as a continuous institution.

Senate:
The upper chamber is known as the Senate and was originally intended to be a regulatory group providing checks and balances for the work of the Representatives – but it has been the dominant body since the mid 19th Century.

There are fewer members of the Senate – just 100 – with each state having two senators, regardless of its size.

House of the representatives:
The House of Representatives shares equal responsibility for lawmaking with the U.S. Senate.

As conceived by the framers of the Constitution, the House was to represent the popular will, and its members were to be directly elected by the people.

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Republicans:1
1. Their social and human ideas are based on individual rights and justice.
2. They oppose gay marriage. (some Republicans disagree).
3. They think that abortion should be illegal, but with some exceptions.
4. A large majority of Republicans support the death penalty.
5. They want the same tax rate regardless of income and is generally opposed to raising taxes.
6. Republicans want stronger enforcement actions at the border, and they are generally against amnesty for any undocumented immigrants.
7. Republicans think that the best way to provide healthcare is through private companies.

Democrats:2
1. Their social and human ideas are based on community and social responsibility.
2. Most Democrats support gay marriage support.
3. They believe that abortion should stay legal.
4. Many Democrats support the death penalty, but almost all of the opponents of the death penalty are Democrats.
5. They believe in a progressive tax system, and that the high-income earners should be taxed at a higher rate.