Grade 12 - North Carolina Social Studies
American History: Founding Principles Civics and Economics (Credit: 1.00)This year long course discusses types of governments, focusing on the American form of government, and the American economy. Throughout the course, students will learn about a variety of topics, including:
International governments
Philosophers who influenced the development of government
A history of different types of government
The rise of democracy
The structure and organization of the United States government
The importance of the U.S. Constitution
The three branches of government
How bills become law
American political parties
Voting and elections
Citizenship and civic responsibilities
Scarcity
Supply and demand
The economic role of the federal government
The benefits of the free enterprise system
Different market structures
Market regulations
The macroeconomy
After completing the course, students should be able to answer a variety of questions relating to government and the economy.
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