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For children wanting to acquire information on the many federal bodies and regulations that keep a government working, this is the book to have. This book discusses how government collect taxes and for what purpose. It provides relatable accounts on how the government serves as the central force that makes living in the US more bearable or more difficult. Encourage the habit of reading to learn. Pick a copy now!
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Democracy, Communism and Socialism are the political terms that drive everyday life for everyone around the world today. Each society subscribes to one of these in one form or another. However in today’s politics the fundamental questions are how did the world get to this point? How does each system of government work? What is on the horizon for societies politically? Universal Politics Books seek to answer these questions, documenting only facts and leaving the political spin behind. Understanding Civics for Kids is a lost knowledgebase that Universal Politics Books delivers as we create books for children, young adult and adult readers. Grab a copy of a Universal Politics Book today!
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