Term Papers on Presidential Studies

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• • 13 DAYS, THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS AND SWOT ANALYSIS
• • Trust in the Office of the Presidency
• • Redefining the Presidency
• • Presidential Debates 2000: An Analysis of the Gore/Bush Debates
• • Bush Versus Gore on Education
• • President Bush's Administration
• • Bush and Kerry on Education
• • Decision 2004: Campaign Issues
• • State of The Union: 1999 & 1992
• • The Power Of The President
• • Constitutional Context For The Office Of The President
• • Political Power, Which Leader Holds the Most Power, the British Prime Minister of the US President?
• • Modern Presidency: Political Bargaining And Going Public
• • A Comparison of Three Critical Presidential Documents
• • Presidential Power: Too Little or Too Much?
• • The Greatest Powers of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Branches of Government
• • George W. Bush: An Imperial President
• • Power in the Intergovernmental System
• • Our Commander in Chiefs
• • The Power of the Presidency
• • The Canadian Prime Minister and the U.S. President: Who is More Powerful?
• • The Power of the Presidency with a Focus on Lincoln
• • Neustadt and the Power to Persuade
• • Wilson's Fourteen Points
• • President's Address to Congress
• • Oliver Stone's Attempt to Explain the Kennedy Assassination
• • The Appropriate Use Of A United States Presidential Pardon
• • In Defense Of Bill Clinton And His Pardons
• • Executive Power: The Power of the President to Commit U.S. Troops to Foreign Nations
• • The Run for the White House
• • The Executive Branch
• • Big Money and the Presidency
• • Who Decides if the U.S. Should Wage War?
• • Presidential Power: Enumerated, Inherent and Assumed
• • The Presidency, Congress & Public Opinion
• • The Balance of Power: Congress vs. The Presidency
• • “Andrew Jackson” by Robert Remini
• • Limitations of the First Lady Role
• • George W Bush, Karl Rove and Power
• • Book Report of Lincoln’s War by Perret
• • Power of the Presidency: Lincoln
• • Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Changes in the Executive Branch
• • Case Study: Ted Bundy