American political science

American political science is the study of the political systems, behavior, and institutions in the United States. It examines the Constitution, the roles of Congress, the Presidency, and the Judiciary, as well as political parties, elections, and public opinion. Scholars analyze how policies are formed, the impact of interest groups, and the influence of media. This field helps us understand the dynamics of power, governance, and citizenship in America, providing insights into how politics affect everyday life and shaping society's values and priorities.