American Citizens and Their Government

Kenneth W. Colegrove's "American Citizens and Their Government" covers the fundamentals of American government and civic life. From the founding documents of the United States to the workings of the current political system, Colegrove provides a clear and engaging introduction to the underpinnings of our democracy. With an emphasis on active participation in government and civic affairs, this book is essential reading for students, activists, and anyone interested in a deeper understanding of American politics.

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