Elements of Civil Government

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Author

Peterman, Alexander L.

Title

Elements of Civil Government A Text-Book for Use in Public Schools, High Schools and Normal Schools and a Manual of Reference for Teachers

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E-text prepared by Al Haines

Language

English

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JK: Political science: Political inst. and pub. Admin.: United States

Subject

Georgia -- Politics and government

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Text

eBook-No.

15018

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15018

Release Date

February 12, 2005

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.ELEMENTS OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT
2. 2.A TEXT-BOOK FOR USE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS AND NORMAL SCHOOLS — AND — A MANUAL OF REFERENCE FOR TEACHERS — BY — ALEX. L. PETERMAN — LATE PRINCIPAL AND PROFESSOR OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT IN THE NORMAL SCHOOL OF THE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE, AND MEMBER OF THE KENTUCKY STATE SENATE — REVISED TO 1916. — DEDICATION. — PREFACE. — A FEW WORDS TO TEACHERS. — CONTENTS. — CHAPTER I. — THE FAMILY. — CHAPTER II. — THE SCHOOL AND SCHOOL DISTRICT. — CHAPTER III. — THE CIVIL DISTRICT. — CHAPTER IV. — THE TOWNSHIP, OR TOWN. — CHAPTER V. — THE COUNTY. — CHAPTER VI. — MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS--VILLAGES, BOROUGHS, AND CITIES. — CHAPTER VII. — THE STATE — CHAPTER VIII. — THE STATE--( Continued ). — CHAPTER IX. — THE STATE--( Continued ). — CHAPTER X. — THE STATE--( Continued ). — CHAPTER XI. — THE UNITED STATES. — CHAPTER XII. — THE UNITED STATES--( Continued ). — CHAPTER XIII. — THE UNITED STATES--( Continued ). — CHAPTER XIV. — THE UNITED STATES--( Continued ). — CHAPTER XV. — GOVERNMENT. — CHAPTER XVI. — JUSTICE. — CHAPTER XVII. — LAW AND LIBERTY. — CHAPTER XVIII. — SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS. — CHAPTER XIX. — THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM, — CHAPTER XX. — PARTIES AND PARTY MACHINERY. — CHAPTER XXI. — LEGISLATION. — CHAPTER XXII. — REVENUE AND TAXATION. — CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES — INDEX — SUPPLEMENT - THE STATE OF GEORGIA — List of Illustrations — Arrangement of polling place as required by Massachusetts law. — First form of ballot type: City Ballot--no party names, candidate names in alphabetic order. — Second form of ballot type: Massachusetts Official Ballot. — Third form of ballot type: Indiana State Ballot.
3. 3.ELEMENTS OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT — PART I. — CHAPTER I. — THE FAMILY. — MEMBERS. — OFFICERS. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER II. — THE SCHOOL. — MEMBERS. — GOVERNMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER III. — THE CIVIL DISTRICT. — THE CIVIL UNIT DEFINED. — THE CIVIL DISTRICT, PROPER. — CITIZENS. — OFFICERS. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER IV. — THE TOWNSHIP OR TOWN. — CITIZENS. — GOVERNMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER V — THE COUNTY. — COUNTY GOVERNMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER VI. — MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. — THE VILLAGE, OR BOROUGH. — THE CITY. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER VII. — THE STATE. — CITIZENS. — CONSTITUTION. — BILL OF RIGHTS. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER VIII. — THE STATE--(Continued). — LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE — CHAPTER IX. — THE STATE--(Continued). — EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER X. — THE STATE--(Continued). — JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. — TERRITORIES. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER XI. — THE UNITED STATES. — FORM OF GOVERNMENT. — CITIZENS. — ALIENS. — NATURE OF THE CONSTITUTION. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER XII. — THE UNITED STATES--(Continued). — LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. — THE UNITED STATES SENATE. — HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER XIII. — THE UNITED STATES--(Continued). — CABINET. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER XIV. — THE UNITED STATES--(Continued). — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — PART II. — CHAPTER XV. — GOVERNMENT. — FORMS OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XVI. — JUSTICE. — RIGHTS AND DUTIES. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XVII. — LAW AND LIBERTY. — KINDS OF LAW. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XVIII. — SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XIX. — THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — QUESTION FOR DEBATE. — CHAPTER XX. — PARTIES AND PARTY MACHINERY. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XXI. — LEGISLATION. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CHAPTER XXII. — REVENUE AND TAXATION. — SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS. — CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. — PREAMBLE. — ARTICLE I. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. — SECTION I. Congress in General. — SECTION II. House of Representatives. — SECTION III. Senate. — SECTION IV. Both Houses. — SECTION V. The Houses separately. — SECTION VI. Disabilities of Members. — SECTION VII. Mode of passing Laws. — SECTION VIII. Powers granted to Congress. — SECTION IX. Powers denied to the United States. — SECTION X. Powers denied to the States. — ARTICLE II. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. — SECTION I. President and Vice-president. — SECTION II. Powers of the President. — SECTION III. Duties of the President. — SECTION IV. Impeachment of the President. — ARTICLE III. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. — SECTION I. United States Courts. — SECTION II. Jurisdiction of the United States Courts. — SECTION III. Treason. — ARTICLE IV. — SECTION I. State Records. — SECTION II. Privileges of Citizens, etc. — SECTION III. New States and Territories. — SECTION IV. Guarantee to the States. — ARTICLE V. POWER OF AMENDMENT. — ARTICLE VI. PUBLIC DEBT, SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION, OATH OF OFFICE, RELIGIOUS TEST. — ARTICLE VII. RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION. — AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. — ARTICLES I--X. Bill of Rights. — ARTICLE XI. — ARTICLE XII. Mode of choosing the President and Vice-president . — ARTICLE XIII. — ARTICLE XIV. — ARTICLE XV. — ARTICLE XVI. — ARTICLE XVII. — INDEX — SUPPLEMENT. — BY HON. HOKE SMITH, U.S. SENATOR, — Formerly President of the Board of Education, Atlanta, Ga. — GEORGIA SUPPLEMENT.--PETERMAN'S CIVIL GOVERNMENT. — Copyright, 1901, 1908, 1914, by AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY, — THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

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