Course Introduction
Citizenship provides the student with an opportunity to better understand their rights, responsibilities and role in America’s Society. The course features the design, intent and function of government, with a focus on the United States. Students will examine human rights issues and the tensions involved in the use of the power of government, as well as analyze issues of public concern. Contemporary issues will frame conversations about the Constitution, the courts, legislative and executive branches, federalism, and a review of major political philosophies around the world. Emphasis is also given to the dynamics of political decision-making and the degree to which citizens participate in political processes. This course will give you the tools in order to be good citizens and productive members of society.
Course Sequence
Semester 1
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Semester 2
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