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Course
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Grades
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Credits
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Description
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World History
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(9-12)
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1
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Examines people, places and environments
at the local, regional, national, and international levels; studies
the influence of geography on historical events. |
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United States History
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(11-12)
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1
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Historical focus on the political,
economic, and social events and issues of the period from 1877 to
the present. |
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AP US History
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(11-12)
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1
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Advanced course explores American
history from the early settlement of America to its present history. |
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Government
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Focuses on the principles and
beliefs upon which the United Sates was founded and on the structure,
functions, and powers of the government. |
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AP American Government
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(11-12)
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1/2
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An analytical perspective on government
and politics in the United States. |
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Economics
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Focuses on the basic principles
concerning production, consumption, distribution of good and services
in the United States. |
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AP Macroeconomics
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Gives students a thorough understanding
of the principles of economics that apply to an economic system as
a whole. |
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Psychology
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Considers the development of the
individual and personality. |
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AP Psychology
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Studies the history of psychology
and statistical analysis, human growth and development, etc. |
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Street Law
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Introduction to the law and legal
system of the United States. |
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Sociology
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(11-12)
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1/2
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Designed to develop a better understanding
of the self through a study of society. |
