CivicsSchool: Grades 9-12
Here is what you'll learn
You're about to dive into thinking the way the people who designed this country's government thought β asking hard questions about power, freedom, and who gets to decide. There are no easy answers here, and that's exactly where we start.
πΊπΈ How the American Experiment began β and what's kept it running for nearly 250 years.
π How the Constitution and Bill of Rights limit government power to protect individual freedom.
βοΈ How landmark Supreme Court cases have shaped the meaning of liberty over time.
πΌ How free markets and Adam Smith's ideas shape economic freedom.
π£οΈ How to engage in civil discourse and defend free speech, even when you disagree.
π How America's founding ideas continue to shape democracies around the world.
β How you can help write the next chapter of the American Experiment.
26 Lessons
1. The American Experiment: Why it Works
30 Lessons
2. The Constitution in Action
24 Lessons
3. Freedom, Markets, and Civic Debates
26 Lessons
4. The Next 250: Your Role in the American Experiment