Civics 101

[vincentnevels]

I remember this cartoon back in the day in my generation of the 1970's, This is why something like this should make an "Comeback" advertisement to today younger generations. Like NOW!

[baylockbuckingham]

Saturday mornings in the 1970s. I miss those days.

[vidhead]

I like this because it makes is short and sweet while packing all the information into it 

[civicsreviewchannel]

Still torturing my civics students with this in 2019! Legends never die!

[PepesFanGirl]

I wish we still had these available for kids regularly.

[MsVee-boif]

They need to put this back on because Civics 101 is not taught in schools anymore

[jafman]

I saw this in my 7th grade class and I am re watching it now.

[ace-xm]

There should be a bill stating that everyone who runs for president of the United States takes a polygraph with the important question “regardless of the decisions you make while in office, will you do them with the belief that you will have America’s best interest at heart?”

[djrazoredgeoftherevelator]

Omfg i remember this show back when i was a kid that was in the 1970s

[inneJ_]

My civics teacher played this in class

[CrankyRayy]

I wasn't even taught this in primary school. Lol. I think we did learn about romans over and over again though, -- oh and how to burn crisps.

[ibe]

FUNNY HOW THE NEW GENERATION OF PEOPLE DONT UNDERSTAND THAT THIS WAS A CHILDREN'S CARTOON IN THE 70'S.

[jackychan]

But they don’t even debate they just add what they want and if it’s not there they vote against it

[danieladougan]

This is a great cartoon, of course, but they left out the part about judicial review! What if someone files a lawsuit and the court determines our friend Bill is unconstitutional?

[randomdude]

The one thing I’ll see is if the whole congress voted in favor of the bill then they can preform a veto override contrary to the song

[aydensullivan]

Wow, they were portraying republicans as old and angry even back then

[LetsRUMBLEAQD]

...this is "basic civics" for Americans? Where's the "differences between governing systems and economic systems" and the socioeconomic chart with on the sides?
NO WONDER AMERICANS DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW MARXISM IS ANARCHOCOMMUNISM and/or DEMOCRATIC COMMUNISM and how totalitarist USSR+Stalin never practiced communism (can't be communism if there's still class oppression) just like how Nazis were hyper capitalists and never were socialists! NO WONDER THEY CONFLATE ANARCHISM WITH CHAOS AND COMMUNISM WITH FASCISM. WE'RE BEING MISGUIDED BY CAPITALISTS WHO INSIST ON KEEPING THE MASTER/SLAVE SYSTEMS INSTALLED.

[nocucksinkekistan]

The capital is Ottawa. The building where decisions are made is the Parliament. Get it right!