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Bush v. Gore | BRI’s Homework Help Series

Grade: 6–12
Duration: 7 min
Topics: Supreme Court
Published: Apr 12, 2021

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Why was the presidential election of 2000 so controversial, and what constitutional questions were raised during the vote count? This Homework Help video explores these questions to help students understand the fundamental issues at hand in the case of Bush v. Gore.

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