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Unit I - Introduction to Civics & Economics - Proud to be an American!
Lessons & Activities
Introduction to Civics and Economics
Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of a Citizen
Forms of Government
Unit 2 — Foundations of the American Government
13 Colonies of British North America
The Enlightenment
Road to the American Revolution
Second Continental Congress
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Constitutional Convention
Articles to the Constitution
Federalists vs. Anti—Federalists
Unit 3 — We the People The Legislative Branch
Six Principles of the Constitution
US Constitution Basics
Bill of Rights
Amendments 11-27
Constitutional Clauses
NC Government & Constitution
Local Government
Taxes
Unit 4 — The Executive Branch
Unit 5 — The Judicial Branch
Political Parties
Election Process
Electing the President
Public Opinion and Propaganda
Voting
Political Spectrum
Electoral College Map
Unit 6 - Civil Rights & Liberties
The Law
Civil Courts
Criminal Courts
Law Enforcement
Jurisdiction
Regulatory Agencies
Units 7 - Public Policy
Economics 101
Economic Systems
Free Market
Supply & Demand
Money & Banking
Fiscal & Monetary Policy
Trade, Development & the World Economy
Unit 8 — Political Participation
Laird Colbert's American History: Civics Literacy Site
Federalists vs. Anti—Federalists
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