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The Arizona Constitution Study Guide
The Arizona Constitution was written in 1910, amended and ratified by Arizona voters and approved by Congress in 1911. On Valentine s Day in 1912 Arizona was declared an equal State of the Union. Since that time Arizona citizens have freely exercised their right to amend the Constitution. The Constitution now has thirty articles and over 40,000 words. This book will help you to read, study and understand the fundamental structure of Arizona's government and the rights and responsibilities of Arizona's citizens and elected officials.
128 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2009
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March 22, 2015
As a resource for understanding the AZ Constitution, it works OK. As a Study Guide for the AEPA or any similar test that actually dives into history and social application of the Constitution, it is not so good unless you have decent interpretation skills. It does not really explain how to interpret much of the language and the logic behind many of the committees and organizations is not present.
Maybe it's an indicator of the state of Arizona, but much of the language and percentages feels completely arbitrary.
Maybe it's an indicator of the state of Arizona, but much of the language and percentages feels completely arbitrary.
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