U.S. Government
Started Jan 26, 2016
0.5 credits
Sorry! The enrollment period is currently closed. Please check back soon.
Full course description
Course Details
Course Number: 333000CH
Course Type: CP
Locations Offered:
Duration:
Department: Social Studies
Target Audience:
Pre-Requirement(s): 1 other social studies course; Students participating in this class will take the U.S. Citizenship test
Substitution Course(s):
Fees Required: none
Additional Info:
Course Description
U.S. Government is a study of government at the federal, state, and local level, to include theories of the rise of governments; governments worldwide; the founding of America’s system; roles of political parties; voting; influences on the governing process; the legislative, executive, and judicial systems; the Constitution and Bill of Rights; discussions, analyses, and debate on current issues.Simulated Congressional sessions are an opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of Constitutional principles. American Government Honors moves at a faster pace than American government, including history, philosophy, and public speaking. Extensive reading, writing, projects, and analysis are required. Critical thinking is stressed.
