Minor reorg, a couple of study Q's for INTA Exam 1

3 files changed, 38 insertions, 16 deletions

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+Why study political science?
+    Because it reflects the way that the government associates and it
+    tells us how "the game" has situated us in the world.
+
+What is politics?
+    The process of resolving conflicts and deciding "who gets what"
+
+How does power relate to politics?
+    Politics is about moving around power
+
+What is power?
+    Power modifies behavior
+
+What is a political scientist concerned with?
+    Patterns of events
+
+Which of these do political scientists not study?
+    - Description (History)
+    - Prediction (Future)
+    - Prescription (Policy)
+    - Discussion (Negotiation)
+
+How do
diff --git a/rich/17_ginsburg_congress b/rich/17_ginsburg_congress
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 - House rules committee
     - Type of standing committee
     - Creates "rules for floor action inside House"
-
-"How a bill becomes a law"
-- This is not a real, singular process because bills can become laws in
-  many many ways
-House side of process
-    - Introduce (submit) legislation to get a "house resolution number"
-    - Committee Stage - referred to appropriate Standing Committee
-        - Speaker of House does this
-        - Can refer to one or many committees
-            - Multiple referral means it's more likely to die/change
-    - Standing Commitee refers to subcommittee
-        - Marked up for changes, can die (get buried)
-    - Full Committee discusses and votes on marked up version
-    - Rules Committee -- sets rules for debate on bill
-    - Floor Action - scheduled by Speaker (time limit, position)
-        - (Germane) amendments can get added and get debated separately
diff --git a/rich/18_legislation b/rich/18_legislation
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+"How a bill becomes a law"
+- This is not a real, singular process because bills can become laws in
+  many many ways
+House side of process
+    - Introduce (submit) legislation to get a "house resolution number"
+    - Committee Stage - referred to appropriate Standing Committee
+        - Speaker of House does this
+        - Can refer to one or many committees
+            - Multiple referral means it's more likely to die/change
+    - Standing Commitee refers to subcommittee
+        - Marked up for changes, can die (get buried)
+    - Full Committee discusses and votes on marked up version
+    - Rules Committee -- sets rules for debate on bill
+    - Floor Action - scheduled by Speaker (time limit, agenda position)
+        - (Germane) amendments can get added and get debated separately