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As I am one to help others understand history, to fully grasp US history you have to also understand the role the government plays and how it interacts with itself. In this first installment of many (I am sure), I am joined again by Anna Maria to kick this off!
We go over the three branches of government (basic, I know), but then we go into detail about checks and balances between the branches. Do you know how the Judicial branch can check the Legislative Branch? After listening to this, you will know examples you may have learned in a civics class and forgotten, as well as a few times checks and balances were abused. Is our government perfect? Probably not; it's made by man and man is not perfect. But knowing facts and the correct terminology can help you let those internet trolls they've been hoodwinked by their favorite meme they found on the timeline from a former high school classmate that now let's you know you can make $800 a week from home--and it's not a pyramid scheme.
Also, I sing a song. This may become a thing. I apologize in advance, buuuuut you can stop before the singing. We're probably all lucky that I chose history as the final major.
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What did you think of todays' episode?
As I am one to help others understand history, to fully grasp US history you have to also understand the role the government plays and how it interacts with itself. In this first installment of many (I am sure), I am joined again by Anna Maria to kick this off!
We go over the three branches of government (basic, I know), but then we go into detail about checks and balances between the branches. Do you know how the Judicial branch can check the Legislative Branch? After listening to this, you will know examples you may have learned in a civics class and forgotten, as well as a few times checks and balances were abused. Is our government perfect? Probably not; it's made by man and man is not perfect. But knowing facts and the correct terminology can help you let those internet trolls they've been hoodwinked by their favorite meme they found on the timeline from a former high school classmate that now let's you know you can make $800 a week from home--and it's not a pyramid scheme.
Also, I sing a song. This may become a thing. I apologize in advance, buuuuut you can stop before the singing. We're probably all lucky that I chose history as the final major.