CivicsSchool: Grades 9-12
Here's what you'll learn:
πΊπΈ Why the American Experiment was created and how it has endured for nearly 250 years through the principles of liberty, self-government, and constitutional democracy.
π How the Constitution and Bill of Rights protect freedom by limiting government power and safeguarding individual rights.
βοΈ How landmark Supreme Court cases have shaped constitutional rights and influenced the meaning of liberty throughout American history.
πΌ How economic freedom and free markets work through the ideas of Adam Smith and the principles of capitalism.
π£οΈ How to engage in respectful political debate and civil discourse while defending democratic principles and free speech.
π How America's ideas have influenced democracies around the world and continue to shape global conversations about freedom and self-government.
β How you can help shape the next chapter of the American Experiment through informed citizenship, civic engagement, and leadership.
Enroll in this learning track and beging your journey to improving your skills.
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