60-Second Civics Episode Correlation

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S	T
1	Topic	Episodes

2	Agriculture	2255
3	Amendment process
4	Amendments to the U.S. Constitution
5	American colonies	2253	2254	2255	2257	2277	2292
6	American colonies, economy of	2255
7	American colonies, geography of	2253
8	American colonies, diversity of	2254	2277
9	American colonies, self-government in	2257	2277
10	American Revolution	2282	2288
11	American values	2251	2273	2275	2279
12	Anti-Federalists
13	Aristotle	2262	2263	2264	2265	2270	2276
14	Article I: Legislative Branch
15	Article II: Executive Branch (Role & Powers of President, Vice President, and Cabinet; Executive Branch Bureaucracy)
16	Article III: Judicial Branch
17	Articles IV through VII
18	Articles of Confederation
19	Bill of Rights
20	Branches of government	2262
21	Christianity	2293	2294	2295	2296	2299	2300
22	Cicero	2266
23	Cincinnatus	2279
24	Citizen, duties of	2278
25	Civic virtue	2275	2279	2281
26	Class, social (See social class)
27	Classical republicanism	2260	2274	2275	2276	2277	2278
28	Common good	2273	2277	2278
29	Constitution	2265	2266	2268	2269	2270	2272
30	Constitution, American	2271	2280
31	Declaration of Independence	2282	2283	2286	2287
32	Democracy	2264	2265	2267	2270	2272
33	Dictatorship (see also Tyranny)	2270	2283
34	Divine right	2283
35	Equality	2292
36	Federalist/Anti-Federalist arguments
37	Federalist, The (Federalist Papers)	2260
38	Feudalism	2295	2296	2297
39	Foundations of western democracy & evolution to American government	2251	2252	2256	2258	2259	2261	2262	2263	2275	2276	2277	2282	2285	2286	2287	2291	2292	2293	2294
40	Founders, American	2252	2256	2258	2261	2267	2275	2289	2293
41	George III	2283
42	Government, constitutional	2268	2270	2272	2291
43	Government, forms of	2263	2264	2265	2268	2270	2272
44	Government, limits on (See limited government)
45	Greece, ancient	2260	2261	2262	2263	2264	2265	2272
46	Hamilton, Alexander	2260
47	Higher law	2271
48	Hobbes, Thomas	2285	2286
49	How a bill becomes a law
50	Impeachment; electoral process & politics (election process, Electoral College)
51	Judeo-Christian religious tradition	2293	2294	2295	2296	2299	2300
52	Life, liberty, and property	2287
53	Limited government	2268	2269	2270	2291
54	Locke, John	2259	2284	2286	2288	2291
55	Luther, Martin	2299	2300
56	Middle Ages	2294	2295	2296	2297
57	Middle class	2264
58	Mixed constitution	2264	2265	2266
59	Modern constitutional law (restraint vs activism, judicial review)
60	Montesquieu	2266
61	Moral education	2281
62	Natural rights philosophy	2259	2283	2284	2285	2286	2287	2288	2289	2290	2291	2292
63	Other forms of government	2263
64	Paine, Thomas	2283
65	Parliament, British	2266
66	Plato	2296
67	Popular sovereignty	2290	2291
68	Preamble to the American Constitution	2280
69	Property	2297
70	Reformation, Protestant	2299	2300
71	Renaissance	2298
72	Representative government	2266	2267
73	Republic	2267
74	Revolution, American (see American revolution)
75	Revolution, right to	2286	2290
76	Rights	2278	2289
77	Roe v Wade and other contemporary issues
78	Roman Republic	2267	2273	2274	2278	2279
79	Rome, ancient	2260	2261	2267	2273	2274	2278	2279	2281	2294
80	Self-government	2257	2283
81	Slavery	2255	2292
82	Social class	2295	2296
83	State & local government (principle of subsidiarity)
84	State of nature	2284	2287
85	Tyranny (see also Dictatorship)	2270	2283
86	Washington, George	2279
87	We the People	2280
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