ap comparative government - intro & course overview
originally streamed in 2024 with Sean JacobsenTeachercovered in this stream
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- 0:00
Welcome and Introductions
- 3:10
Session Agenda Overview
- 3:41
Community Agreements
- 4:43
Cram Sessions Schedule
- 7:20
What is Cram Mode
- 8:56
Making the Most of Cram
- 11:31
Crowdcast Features Explained
- 13:03
Federal Systems Overview
- 15:10
Unitary Systems Overview
- 17:48
Poll on Course Name
- 19:22
Term Limits Pros
- 21:26
Term Limits Cons
- 23:30
Country Term Limits
- 27:09
Rule of Law Discussion
- 29:11
Civil Rights and Liberties
- 31:47
China Rights Restrictions
- 33:21
Russia Press Freedom
- 35:24
Iran Protests and Restrictions
- 38:32
Political Party Systems
- 42:41
Dominant Party System
- 44:13
Country Party Examples
- 51:30
Party Formation Factors
- 56:10
Open Q&A Session
- 59:44
Closing Remarks
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