Missouri Government and Constitution
This book provides an overview of Missouri government, including a chapter on the development of the state, an introduction to governance systems,chapters on the executive, legislative and judical branches, a special chapter on juvenile justice, and overview of local government, a pictorial walking tour of Missouri's Capitol grounds, and a quick reference guide to online resources. Each chapter includes biographies of famous politicians, numerous photographs and flowcharts, important terms and concepts, questions, and in-hand out-of-the-classroom activities.
A Guide to the Missouri Constitution
Casey and Dyer place key sections of the Missouri Constitution in historical context, highlighting the relevance of those sections to current Missouri political issues, and use diagrams and tables to summarize key concepts. The engaging introduction discusses the importance of the Missouri Constitution and emphasizes how the document continues to shape contemporary state politics.
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