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Jennifer Hanson

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Social Studies

In this six class course, learners will gain an in-depth understanding of the rights and freedoms of the Bill of Rights and examine related Supreme Court cases.

Middle School Government Session 3: Bill of Rights and Amendments

Learn the first ten Amendments to the US Constitution and their history with a Criminal Attorney.

US Government 101:  The Bill of Rights a Case Study

Jennifer Hughes, B.A., J.D., LL.M, LC

In this class we will explore some of the lesser known (but still amazing!) parts of the Bill of Rights.

Hidden Gems in the Bill of Rights of the US Constitution

Spencer Bishins

In this 8 week semester class, we will explore the structure of the United States government, learn about the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and compare the American system of government to the United Kingdom.

Semester Civics Exploration: US Government, Constitution, Bill of Rights, and More!

In this ongoing class learners will learn US Civics and government using hands on curriculum with a qualified teacher. 

Middle School Civics

Wild and Unstructured Learning

In this course students will be introduced the three branches of government and their basic functions in a way that is engaging easy to understand. 

Exploring the 3 Branches of Government for Elementary Aged Kids 

Kate Holbrook J.D.

Explore the 1st Amendment to the US Constitution - free speech, free press, freedom of religion, freedom from a government-sponsored religion, peaceable assembly, and petitioning the government.

The First Amendment to the US Constitution

In this 3 part class, we will explore the three branches of the United States government - legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch - and how these branches interact with each other (e.g. separation of powers).

Three Branches of the US Government – Introduction and Overview (3 Part Class)

In this US Government class students will learn about the 3 branches of government, how bills become laws, The Constitution,  US monuments and National Parks, the Library of Congress, the National Archives, the White House 

 US Government--History and Workings of American Government 

Maria Ward

In this one-time class, high school students will explore the foundation of government. They will analyze different types of governments and design their own fictional government based off the key characteristics of all governments.

Exploring the Foundations of Government

American Government covers the historical, philosophical, cultural, and social development of the American system of government. #academic

American Government - High School

Thomas Jones

A semester course designed to introduce students to the principles behind American government and current political practices in the United States. 

American Government and Politics (Civics) - Semester Course

Nathaniel Gilbert

Explore the government of the United Kingdom: Parliament, the Prime Minister, the King. Learn how the UK government operates differently from government in the United States.

Governments ‘Round the World: The United Kingdom

Are you ready to conquer the world of American Government? Look no further than Gina Jude Curriculum and their dynamic approach to teaching with CLEP exam preparation! Take the CLEP exam confidently or prepare for other higher learning.

High School  American Government (Civics) 

Gina Jude Curriculum--CLEP and AP Specialists

In this one-time class, students will learn about the founding principles of the United States Government while having fun. They will explore each core principle and design infographic representing their meanings and importance.

Founding Principles of the United States Government

Earn AP American Government Credit from an Audited AP Instructor and take the end of year exam.

Advanced Placement United States Government and Politics for High School Credit 

A space to have political conversations, critiques and solutions in education, money, tech, health, the environment  and other topics with peers. *Civics* *Government* *Politics* #Academic

Middle School Government Session 3: Bill of Rights and Amendments

Jennifer Hanson

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100

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