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-Formation of city-states (e.g., Mesopotamia, Greece). Monarchies and…
-Formation of city-states (e.g., Mesopotamia, Greece). Monarchies and dynasties (e.g., Egyptian Pharaohs, Chinese emperors).Codification of laws (e.g., Hammurabi’s Code, Roman law). Early democratic experiments (e.g., Athenian democracy). Political structures in empires (e.g., administrative systems in the Persian Empire).
9. Social Movements and Civil Society
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Civil Rights Movements
: Struggles for equality, freedom, and justice.
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Role of NGOs and Activism
: Influence of non-governmental organizations.
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Protests and Revolutions
: Key events that led to political change.
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Freedom of Expression
: Media and public engagement in politics.
10. Political Challenges and Future Prospects
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Corruption
: Extent and impact on governance.
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Inequality
: Addressing economic and social disparities.
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Ethnic and Regional Conflicts
: Historical and current tensions.
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Global Challenges
: Climate change, migration, and economic competition.
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Future Directions
: Predictions for political reforms and developments.
8. Security and Defense
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Internal Security
: Law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Military Structure
: Organization, funding, and capabilities of the armed forces.
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Cybersecurity
: Measures to protect digital infrastructure.
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Terrorism and Insurgency
: Challenges and countermeasures.
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National Security Policy
: Defense strategies and doctrines.
1. Foundations of Political Science
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Definition and Concepts
: What is politics? What are power, authority, and governance?
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State and Nation
: Differences between states, nations, and nation-states.
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Sovereignty
: Concept of state sovereignty and its evolution.
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Constitution
: Importance, purpose, and structure of the country’s constitution.
2. Historical Political Development
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Early Political Structures
: Tribal governance, city-states, or monarchies.
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Revolutions and Independence Movements
: Key events leading to political independence.
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Colonial or Imperial Rule
: Impact of colonization or empire-building on governance.
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Post-Independence Development
: Challenges in state-building and governance.
3. Political Systems and Governance
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Government Types
: Parliamentary, presidential, federal, or unitary systems.
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Political Ideologies
: Dominant ideologies shaping the country (e.g., democracy, socialism).
Branches of Government
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Executive
: The head of state, government, and their powers.
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Legislative
: Parliament or Congress structure, powers, and functions.
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Judiciary
: Role of courts and legal systems.
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Administrative Divisions
: Role of states, provinces, or regions in governance.
4. Political Parties and Elections
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Party Systems
: One-party, two-party, or multiparty systems.
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Major Political Parties
: History, ideologies, and influence of key parties.
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Election Campaigns
: Role of media, funding, and public engagement.
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Electoral Systems
: Types of elections (e.g., first-past-the-post, proportional representation).
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Voter Behavior
: Trends in participation, turnout, and demographics.
7. Foreign Relations and Diplomacy
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Regional Influence
: Role in neighboring regions and alliances.
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Global Engagement
: Membership in organizations like the UN, WTO, or NATO.
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Trade and Aid
: Economic diplomacy, foreign aid, and trade agreements.
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Diplomatic History
: Key treaties, alliances, and conflicts.
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Soft Power
: Cultural diplomacy, education exchange, and influence.
5. Policy-Making and Public Administration
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Public Administration
: Structure and efficiency of bureaucracy.
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Policy Development
: How policies are drafted, debated, and implemented.
Policy Areas
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- Economic policies (taxation, trade).
- Environmental policies (climate action, conservation).
- Social policies (education, healthcare).
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Corruption and Accountability
: Transparency and anti-corruption measures.
6. Law and Judiciary
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Legal Framework
: Constitution, civil law, criminal law, and administrative law.
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Human Rights
: Enforcement of civil liberties and international obligations.
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Judicial Independence
: Role of the judiciary in maintaining checks and balances.
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Landmark Cases
: Key legal cases that shaped governance.
Asia: Mountainous (Himalayas), deserts (Gobi, Arabian), forests (Indonesia, Russia), plains (India, Kazakhstan)
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Africa: Deserts (Sahara), rainforests (Congo Basin), savannahs (East Africa), mountains (Atlas, Kilimanjaro).
Europe: Mountains (Alps, Pyrenees), coastal regions (Mediterranean), plains (Eastern Europe).
North America: Mountains (Rockies), deserts (Southwest US), forests (Canada), plains (Great Plains).
South America: Andes Mountains, Amazon Rainforest, Patagonia.
Oceania: Tropical islands (Polynesia), desert (Australia), coastal landscapes.