CIVICS
This course is an introduction to the basic concepts of American government, the American political process and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. It is a one-semester course offered primarily to junior and senior students. The course is designed to meet the state standards in social studies in the area of government, is a required course for graduation, and will help prepare students for a college level government course. Additionally, this course also serves to create more informed citizens who are prepared to experience the challenges and joys that come from being an actively involved citizen.
COURSE OUTLINE
Below is where you will find each topic that will be discussed throughout this school year. Each chapter is linked to an agenda that describes the daily activity in class.
SEMESTER COURSEWORK
Unit 1: The Founding of American Government
Unit 2: Constitutional Structure
Unit 3: Presidency to the Supreme Court
Unit 4: Political Ideology, Election, and Public Opinion
Unit 5: Bill of Rights and Constitutional Amendments
COURSE SYLLABUS
This is where you can find everything you need to know about the course including, course description, materials needed, expectations, and contact information.
SCHOOLOGY
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