Heritage Social Studies

How does the United States interact with international powers? What is the purpose of the government during times of crisis? Explore your government up close in this homeschooling course. American Government teaches the roles and responsibilities of the Executive Branch, the Legislative Branch, and the Judicial Branch, and how they interact. Homeschoolers explore how outside factors such as special interest groups and the media affect the government.

1: *Discovering God's Creation Science 9-12: Biology*
2: *Discovering God's Creation Science 9-12: Forensics-Crime Scene Investigation*
3: *Heritage Social Studies 8: American History 2*
4: *Heritage Social Studies 9-12: American Government*
5: *Jubilee English 1: Phenomenal Phonics*
6: *Living Word Bible 3: Life of Christ*
7: *Victory Math 2: From Training to Triumph*

Assignment #1.1: How Laws are Made
Scheduled for 09/05/2006

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