IDEAlog
	An application for analyzing political values created and maintained by authors Kenneth Janda and Jerry Goldman. IDEAlog is designed to stimulate student thinking on issues that underlie contemporary views of political ideology.

	Student Study Guide (complete)
	By using this supplement along with the textbook, you will be able to learn the most from the text and enhance your general knowledge of the structure and operation of U.S. government. It will also assist you in practicing and preparing for your exams and should serve to improve your test-taking skills. This Study Guide was revised by Kevin T. Davis of North Central Texas College.

	In Our Own Words
	Have limited time to prepare before class? Review this chapter's material with audio summaries read by the authors of The Challenge of Democracy. Save the file to "My Music" on your computer. From there, you can load the file directly to your MP3 player.

	Political SourceNet
	An Instructor Resource Center

	Author Weblinks
	Visit websites created by or recommended by the authors.

	Appendices
	Read some of the primary sources referenced in your textbook. Includes the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the U.S. Constitution, Federalist 10, Federalist 51, a list of the Presidents of the United States, a list of Supreme Court Justices, and a timetable of party control of Congress and the Presidency.

	Weblinks
	Move your reading from the book to the World Wide Web. Each link is selected to expand your understanding of the subject matter.