See Attached Instructions..(Powerpoint Presentation)
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american_state__local_politics--unit_3..._powerpoint_presentation.rtfMy State is Tennessee, or you may use another state of your choice. This is an older assignment that I didnt turn in and I realized it counts as 14% of my grade so I decided I needed to turn it in. This needs to be back to me by Friday 11/14/14 by 10:00 P.M No Later then, that is the absolute deadline because that is when this class is over with and I wont be able to turn anything else in after that. I copied and pasted the instructions for this assignment so everything is included below. Thanks... NO PLAGIARISM!!
The book for this is: Dye, T. R., & MacManus, S. A. (2012). Politics in states and communities (14th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson
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Unit III PowerPoint Presentation
State Legislative: Using the state in which you live (or another state of your choice), create a PowerPoint slide show explaining the state election, campaign process, party politics, legislative organization, and procedure. Your slide show should consist of 10 to 14 slides (not including a title slide and reference slide) and should include, but is not limited to:
Political party structure/make-up
Types of primaries
State party organizations
State government structure
Campaign methods of a state candidate/incumbent
Make-up of your state legislature (i.e., gender, age, profession)
Apportioning and districting information
Legislative institutionalization of your state
Party issues in your state
You may include additional information you feel is relevant, but do not create more than 14 slides. You must also include at least three graphics (i.e. picture, map, graph, etc.). You may use one of each type of graphic or the same type of graphic, but your presentation should have at least three graphics. In addition to the 10-14 slides, you must include a title slide and a reference slide. Use your creativity, and organize the material in a logical and understandable manner.
This assignment requires Microsoft PowerPoint or a comparable presentation program. Other programs include Open Office at http://www.openoffice.org and Google Docs at http://docs.google.com. Google docs is a free program similar to MSOffice and housed on the web. Open Office is a piece of open source software similar to MSOffice but requires a download and installation.
