Civics & American GovernmentĀ for Homeschool
An EngagingĀ Self-Paced Course for Independent Learners
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Civics & Government for Homeschool
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Civics and Government
1 lesson- Introduction and Directions
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Introduction to Government
9 lessons- Introduction to Unit 1
- The State and Purpose of Government
- Knowledge Check: State & Purpose of Government
- Purposes of Government Foldable Activity
- Theories on the Beginning of Government
- How Did Government Begin Worksheet
- Knowledge Check: Theories on the Beginning of Government
- Types of Government
- Unit Assessment: Introduction to Government
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Foundations of Government
6 lessons- Introduction to Unit 2
- Characteristics of Democracy
- The English Civil War & Limiting the Power of Monarchs
- Enlightenment Philosophers and Government
- Primary Source: Rousseau and the Social Contract
- Mason & Jefferson's Influence on Government
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The Constitution & Federalism
8 lessons- Introduction to Unit 3
- The Articles of Confederation
- Knowledge Check: Articles of Confederation
- The Constitutional Convention
- Articles of the Constitution Foldable Activity
- Primary Source: The Bill of Rights
- Amending the Constitution
- Unit Assessment: The Constitution
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Political Parties & Ideology
4 lessons- Introduction to Unit 4
- Political Parties in America
- Primary Source: Washington's Farewell Address
- The Political Spectrum in America
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Campaigns and Elections
6 lessons- Introduction to Unit 5
- Elections and Voting in America
- Elections and Campaign Financing
- The Electoral College
- Gerrymandering and Redistricting
- The Media and "Fake News"
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The Legislative Branch
3 lessons- Introduction to Unit 6
- Congress & the Legislative Branch
- How a Bill Becomes a Law
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The Executive Branch
4 lessons- Introduction to Unit 7
- Overview of the President
- Roles of the President
- The President's Cabinet and Government Bureaucracy
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The Judicial Branch
4 lessons- Introduction to Unit 8
- The American Judicial System
- The Supreme Court
- Important Court Decisions
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Civil Liberties
2 lessons- Introduction to Unit 9
- Civil Liberties in America
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Foreign Policy and Comparative Government
3 lessons- Introduction to Unit 10
- American Foreign Policy
- Comparative Government
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State & Local Government
3 lessons- Introduction to Unit 11
- State Governments
- Local Government