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2 DayIn-classHomework 1Overview: Primaries and General ElectionWatch Election Primaries and Caucuses/Electoral CollegeCoverage 2Choose groups/ResearchResearch 3Research, create PPTResearch 4Group completes PPTFinish PPT 5PresentationsTake “ISideWith” quiz After unit: Register with a party (or no affiliation) and VOTE – March 1 st

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4 Issues Economy and Tax Policy Minimum wage Education and job creation Tax rates Foreign Policy Middle East Policy Terrorism Healthcare Role of the government Costs of healthcare services Moral questions (Abortion, Planned Parenthood, Stem cell research etc) Immigration Refugees from Syria Workers from Latin America Gun Control Candidates Democrats: Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Martin O’Malley Independent: Michael Bloomberg? Republicans: Ted Cruz Marco Rubio Donald Trump Jeb Bush Chris Christie Ben Carson John Kasich Jim Gilmore Carly Fiorina Mike Huckabee Rick Santorum

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