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"U.S. government" as a book category covers works that explain, analyze, or document the institutions, laws, processes, and political life of the United States federal and state systems. It includes textbooks and primers on the Constitution, separation of powers, federalism, and the three branches; histories of administrations, Congress, the Supreme Court, and political parties; policy analyses and case studies on topics like taxation, national security, health care, and civil rights; biographies of presidents, legislators, judges, and bureaucrats; and practical guides to civic participation, elections, and public administration. Books in this category range from introductory civics for students and voters to scholarly research, legal commentaries, and reference collections of primary documents, serving readers who want to understand how American government is structured, how it functions in practice, and how public policy and law are made and contested.

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