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... usually does not contain more than 500 or 600 voters . Each poll- ing place ( usually a room in a school , fire station , or private house ) is in charge of certain officials known as poll wardens , or inspectors , assisted by one or ...
... usually does not contain more than 500 or 600 voters . Each poll- ing place ( usually a room in a school , fire station , or private house ) is in charge of certain officials known as poll wardens , or inspectors , assisted by one or ...
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... usually comes first and the Democratic convention a couple of weeks later . The national committee in each party chooses the city in which its own convention shall be held . But con- ventions are usually held in some large community ...
... usually comes first and the Democratic convention a couple of weeks later . The national committee in each party chooses the city in which its own convention shall be held . But con- ventions are usually held in some large community ...
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... usually , a thickly settled place . These towns differ greatly both in size and in population ; they are usually quite irregular in shape and may contain anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand people . The New England town does ...
... usually , a thickly settled place . These towns differ greatly both in size and in population ; they are usually quite irregular in shape and may contain anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand people . The New England town does ...
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WHY WE HAVE GOVERNMENT I | 1 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT | 20 |
HOW THE STATES BECAME A NATION | 38 |
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