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Warm Up Please Work Independently In your notes, please answer the following question: What are the 5 maxims in Hardball that you wrote about for your summer homework? Write a brief description of each of those 5 maxims.

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Why is this important? Thinking politically is much different than historically. In most of your social studies classes you have thought historically, but now thinking politically will present a different challenge.

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