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The main requirement to know about American Government is that it is the duty of every person residing in the United States either resident or non-resident must know about the structure and function of the government. This course on “Introduction to American Government” helps us to know about the origin, structure, function, and development of the national government of America. From this course, we come to know about the constitution and its framework, three branches of the government, federalism, bureaucracy, political participation of the citizens, formation of the policies, and civil right and liberties.