US Government (Period Per 7) Assignments
- Instructor
- Mr. John Tobias
- Term
- 16-17 Semester 1
- Department
- Humanities Department
- Description
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U.S Government
Type of Class:
Social Studies course
Grades: 11,12
5 credits
Course Description:
Students in this course will master the fundamental building blocks of the US political system and the workings of our government while encouraging their participation in the democratic process. They will gain a comprehensive out look at the rights and responsibilities of citizenship outlined in the US Constitution.
Topics:
Foundations in Democracy, The Constitution, the Bill of Rights and civil liberties, the three branches of government, political parties, campaigns, elections, public opinion, interest groups and the role of the media. Current events as they occur related to the course.
Who Should Take This Course?
All students who intend to continue their education in social studies or political science beyond high school. Students who are or want to be politically active. Students who deeply care about the future of our nation.
Benefits:
- Provides a deeper understanding of our political system.
- Increases knowledge of duties and responsibilities for citizens of all aspects of legal system and your role in it.
- Discover how the powers in this country operate and impact your daily life.
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.