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Teens puzzled by political facts survey shows
New York UPI reports a Bicentennial survey of 5,000 teens finds most express concern for others and reject discrimination. But 14 percent of 17 year olds and 12 percent of 13 year olds say the president must obey laws, and many misjudge Congress powers and voting rights.
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New York
UPI
National Assessment of Educational Progress
United States
Congress
National Assessment
Education Commission of the States
U.S. Office of Education
Marie D. Eldridge
National Center For Education Statistics
United States Office of Education
Roy H. Forbes
Denver
Colo