Introduction to Economics / American Government & Constitution

This one-semester course covers issues such as economic law, production, supply and demand, market economy, competition, saving, value of money, government regulation of the economy, command economy, and a brief look at the global economy, all in the context of a Biblical worldview. This course is meant to be taken after American Government, which will be held the first semester. Textbook/materials: [TBA.] Carnegie credits: ½ HS credit (Honors option available.) Price : $240 U. S. History & Constitution will cover seven units of American History from the founding of our nation to recent events. Emphasis will be placed on God’s providential guidance in the formation and development of our nation. Through the use of the textbook and other sources, students will learn basic terms, appraise historical events and their role in our past, interpret historical maps, evaluate the U. S. Constitution and other historical documents, and assess timelines, graphs, and charts. Textbook/materials: [TBA] Carnegie credits: 1 HS credit (Honors option available.) Price : $240