How the U.S. Government Works & How to Get Involved
Offered By: Georgetown University via edX
Course Description
Overview
Feeling overwhelmed by modern-day politics? Looking to get involved but not sure where—or how—to start? Wondering what you can do to channel your energy into action and make a difference? This course is for you. Led by expert faculty from Georgetown University, How the Government Works & How to Get Involved offers a refresher on the fundamentals of American government in the context of what’s happening right now. You’ll leave the course with the tools you need to become an engaged, empowered citizen and make your voice heard.
This course will cover a range of topics including the structure, function, and organization of the three branches of government, proven strategies to influence government, the relationship between the government and the media, American foreign policy, and how U.S. citizens can actively participate in shaping the government.
How the U.S. Government Works & How to Get Involved is a self-paced course, which allows you to progress through the content at your own speed.
Taught by
Lynn Ross, Anne Cammisa, Mark Rom, Clyde Wilcox, Brooke Van Dam, Andrew Szarejko, Stacey Corcoran, Shenita Ray and Rong Zhu
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