Course Description
The Constitution (Self-Pacs 133–136) 1/2 Credit Government Elective*
In this course the student:
- Studies the origins and foundations of the Constitution including its drafting and ratification.
- Memorizes, writes, and recites the Preamble to the Constitution.
- Discusses Article I—the organization, administration, and official duties of the legislative branch of government.
- Recognizes limitations on the President’s powers and duties, the duties of the executive branch of government, and a discussion of Article II.
- Researches methods of amending the Constitution and the organization, administration, and duties of the judicial branch of the government.
- Investigates certification of the Constitution as the supreme law of the land and ratification rules and procedures.
Refer to the required resources.
*This course must be taken in conjunction with Collectivism in order to receive 1/2 credit.
