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History of Democracy
Basic human communities
Community, state, and national
government
Political parties and elections
Comparative cultures and religions
Ethnic studies
Urban studies
Women in our history
Conservation, including human
conservation
Resource management
Elementary economics
Labor and management
Taxation
Foundations of American democracy
United Nations
Parliamentary Procedure
U.S. Constitution
Congress: The Legislative Branch and
Legislative Process
Powers of Congress
President: The Executive Branch
Federal Courts: The Judicial Branch
Provisions and Amendments to the
Constitution
State and Local Government
Voting Process
Maintaining Law and Order
Providing for the Common Defense
Immigration and Citizenship
American Free Enterprise System
Communism in Today's World
Liberalism and Conservative Thought
Rights and responsibilities of good
citizenship
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Western Civilization
Prehistoric peoples
Earliest civilizations
The early Greeks & Romans
The Middle ages
The Renaissance
The rise and fall of monarchies
Birth of modern democracy
History of the English Reformation
The French Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
Nationalism
Imperialism
Science and industry
World War I
Between world wars
World War II
The Korean War
The Cold War
The Vietnam War
The search for peace
Democratic ideals and values
World interdependence
World problems and issues
Role of women in today's society
Regional customs, traditions, folkways, and
language
World Cultures
Asia and Africa
-Fertile Crescent and Other Asian
Cultures
-Egypt and Other African Cultures
Europe
-Greece and Rome
-Early Church History
-Byzantine Empire
-Dark Ages and Church History
The Reformation Era
-Northern Renaissance and Protestant
Reformation
-Post-Reformation Europe
Revolution, Revival, and Reform
-Enlightenment and French Revolution
-Age of Industry
-England's Age of Progress
Our World at War
-World War I
-The Rise of Communism
-Twentieth-Century Liberalism: Retreat from
Authority and Responsibility
-World War II
-Conflicts with Communism
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Specialized History of one
or more of the following:
Spain, Russia, France, Italy, England, OR
general medieval;
American Government and Economics, if not done
in Ninth Grade
U.S. History
Age of exploration and discovery
Colonization of America
A new nation is born
Constitution of the U.S.
Development of a new nation
Period of nationalism
Sectionalism
Civil War and Reconstruction
U.S. as a world power
Struggle for women's rights
World War I
The Great Depression
World War II
The Cold War
The atomic era
Civil Rights
Delinquency and crime
Problems of mental health
Urbanization
Public education
Role of women in today's society
Christianity and Culture
Current events
Patriotic Project
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Economics and Sociology
Principles of U.S. Government
The democratic ideal
Basic documents of the U.S.
Agriculture in the U.S.
Urbanization
Conservation
Business and industry in the U.S.
American party systems
Propaganda and public opinion
Comparative governments
Democracy vs. Communism
Free enterprise system
Consumer education
Crime and punishment
Labor-management relations
Economic concepts and theories
Taxation and finance
Distribution and exchange
International relations
American foreign policy
International organizations
Women's role in today's society
Family economics and managements
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