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Introduction to American Politics

Introduction to American Politics provides a grand overview of U.S. politics. We touch on a large number of subjects, but do not dive too deeply into any one of them. We cover everything from public opinion, political parties, and interest groups to our country's major institutions, i.e., Congress, the presidency, the Supreme Court, and the bureaucracy.  While providing a great overview of our political system, there is always more that can be learned. Our department's 300-level courses are where you'd take the next step to learn even more about these topics.

Class Goals

This course, through its multiple assignments, will help students express and interpret information, develop critical thinking skills, integrate and apply knowledge to their personal and professional lives, expand and deepen their knowledge of political science research methods, which includes a fuller understanding of this society, culture, values and ethics.

Helpful Resources

University Library has Valuable Resources

Sara Lowe, is the Political Science subject librarian and is available for one-on-one research appointments (via Zoom or in-person) if you need help with any aspect of the research process. You can contact her at mlowe@iupui.edu or 317-274-0349 or book an appointment directly.

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She also has many helpful guides for numerous political science classes.

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Citing correctly is always important, even when creating a website or ePortfolio. University Library has developed a tutorial to help you understand when it is necessary to cite outside sources and how to do it.

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