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Forum 5.4 - Influence of Agencies

11/21/2017

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Guiding thought Question: Why would the input of government agencies like the FBI, CIA, and the Federal Reserve be important in the formation of policy?

Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to describe the process of forming policy and the different factors that go in to building new policy issues. Students will take notes and discuss the politics involved in forming policy, and then identify particular pieces of policy in the state of the union.
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