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The ABCs of Democracy
Written by Grant Farrington
Illustrations compiled by Grant Farrington
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Table of Contents
A.....................4 L....................15 W................26
B.....................5 M...................16 X.................27
C.....................6 N....................17 Y.................28
D.....................7 O....................18 Z..................29
E......................8 P....................19 Index...........30
F......................9 Q...................20 Glossary......31
G.....................10 R....................21
H.....................11 S....................22
I......................12 T....................23
J.......................13 U....................24
K......................14 V....................25
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A a
A is for Abraham Lincoln. He was the sixteenth president of the United States. He was known as honest Abe, and he helped end slavery.
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B b
B is for Bill. A bill is an idea that people write when they want to make a new law. If the bill gets enough votes it turns into a law.
5
C c
C is for constitution. A constitution is a set of rules that all people and states have to obey.
6
D d
D is for democracy. Democracy means that people choose their leaders by voting for them.
7
E e
E is for eagle. The eagle is the national animal of the U.S.A.
8
F f
F is for freedom. Freedom is the right to say and act certain ways without getting in trouble.
9
G g
G is for George Washington. George Washington was the first president of the United States.
10
H h
H is for honeymoon. The honeymoon period is a time when people say nice things about the president.
11
I i
I is for independence. Independence means we make our own rules. We are not controlled by another country.
12
J j
J is for jury. A jury is a group of people who decide if a person has committed a crime.
13
K k
K is for kitchen cabinet. The kitchen cabinet is a group of advisers who help the president make important choices.
14
L l
L is for liberty. The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of both democracy and freedom.
15
M m
M is for media. Media is tv stations, radio stations, news papers, and other ways people get information.
16
N n
N is for nominee. A nominee is a person who has been chosen to run for office.
17
O o
O is for Oval Office. The Oval Office is where the president works in the White House.
18
P p
P is for president. The president is the person chosen to lead the United States.
19
Q q
Q is for quorum. Quorum is the number of people needed at a meeting to make decisions.
20
R r
R is for rights. Rights are things that all people are legally allowed to have or do.
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This book is dedicated to children everywhere
Created & published on StoryJumper™ ©2025 StoryJumper, Inc.
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The ABCs of Democracy
Written by Grant Farrington
Illustrations compiled by Grant Farrington
2
Table of Contents
A.....................4 L....................15 W................26
B.....................5 M...................16 X.................27
C.....................6 N....................17 Y.................28
D.....................7 O....................18 Z..................29
E......................8 P....................19 Index...........30
F......................9 Q...................20 Glossary......31
G.....................10 R....................21
H.....................11 S....................22
I......................12 T....................23
J.......................13 U....................24
K......................14 V....................25
3
A a
A is for Abraham Lincoln. He was the sixteenth president of the United States. He was known as honest Abe, and he helped end slavery.
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