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Description
This book explores the American federalist system, explaining how powers are divided between state governments and the national government. It examines the responsibilities and functions of state governments within this structure. The book is written for middle grade readers (grades 4-8) and provides an introduction to how state government operates in the United States.
Quick Summary
This book breaks down the complex world of state governments into bite-sized, easy-to-digest sections that middle graders can grasp in one sitting. Kids will love discovering how their own state works, from the governor to the laws that affect their schools and neighborhoods, making government feel personal and relevant. If your kid loves the Who Was? series for learning history through quick, fact-filled chapters, they will gravitate toward this book. Perfect for readers in grades 4 through 6 who want to understand how American government actually functions.