American Politics refers to the political system, processes, institutions, and behaviors that shape governance in the United States. It encompasses the study of political parties, electoral systems, public opinion, policy-making, and the roles of various stakeholders, including politicians, interest groups, and the electorate. The American political landscape is characterized by a federal system, a separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and a two-party system dominated by the Democratic and Republican parties. Key themes in American politics include federalism, civil rights, political ideology, and the impact of the Constitution. It examines how laws are made, how political power is distributed, and the ways in which citizens can engage in the political process through voting, advocacy, and public discourse. Additionally, American politics involves the interaction between state and federal governments, as well as the influence of social movements and public policy on national and local levels.
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