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 * Policy Making "Biggy Presentations" **
 * 1) In the upper left corner click "Projects" below the "Wiki Home".
 * 2) Select your assigned area and begin to add your research findings, plan the presentation, assign roles offer suggestions (using "Comments" feature"
 * 3) Use the "Policy Making Presentation Criteria" Handout to guide your planning.
 * 4) Be sure to consult your Pearson site for News stories, Simulations etc that would be useful during your presentation.

If you need help getting started return to Knapp's Homepage

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4. Click on the Executive Branch page and watch that video. White day students must post comments here.

Notes for Next Time: Bureaucracy Chapter--Good Notes Expected! Get as much of the following as you can from your chapter. Plum Book Congress checks bureaucracy Munn v Illinois
 * * 4th Branch?
 * Criticisms of:
 * Growth of:
 * Civil Service Details
 * Deregulation
 * Red-tape
 * Patronage
 * Pendleton Act
 * Hatch Act || Administrative Discretion

Basic Organization of:

Regulation Policy Implementation Command-and-control versus Incentive system ||
 * EOP,
 * Ind. Reg. Comm.
 * Cabinet,
 * White House Staff
 * Ind. Ex. Agencies || Iron Triangle
 * Why fail?

The 4th Branch of government is considered bureaucracy.

This website has good information on the evolution of the presidency. http://www.ushistory.org/gov/7a.asp