Contact Information
Bastrop:
Office hours: T. Th. 9:45-10:15 and
1:30-2:00
Room # 1111
Phone 321-1151
And by appointment
Phone: (512) 376.2909
Email: dhinkelm@austincc.edu
Bastrop:
Office hours: T. Th. 9:45-10:15 and
1:30-2:00
Room # 1111
Phone 321-1151
And by appointment
Phone: (512) 376.2909
Email: dhinkelm@austincc.edu
David Hinkelmann
Assistant Professor Government
Assistant Professor Government
Purpose of this web site:
is to provide a resource for students. A Copy
of the classes syllabus can be found in the
Syllabus section with helpful links for the
courses.
is to provide a resource for students. A Copy
of the classes syllabus can be found in the
Syllabus section with helpful links for the
courses.
ATTENTION
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Exam 1 Essay Questions.
1. The founders of the U.S. knew many types of governments starting with
the ‘State of Nature’, clans, oligarchy, dictator (temporary and permanent)
monarchy, explain the good and bad points of each and if the people
under these governments are subjects or citizens.
2. Explain how federal-state relations have changed over time.
Consider the different types of federalism that prevailed at different times.
What factors seem to have had the most influence in bringing about
changes to federalism?
1. The founders of the U.S. knew many types of governments starting with
the ‘State of Nature’, clans, oligarchy, dictator (temporary and permanent)
monarchy, explain the good and bad points of each and if the people
under these governments are subjects or citizens.
2. Explain how federal-state relations have changed over time.
Consider the different types of federalism that prevailed at different times.
What factors seem to have had the most influence in bringing about
changes to federalism?