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1 This image cannot currently be displayed. Course Catalog Government and Economics 2016 Glynlyon, Inc.
2 Table of Contents COURSE OVERVIEW... 1 UNIT 1: INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS... 1 UNIT 2: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT... 1 UNIT 3: THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM... 2 UNIT 4: HISTORY OF GOVERNMENTS... 2 UNIT 5: THE CHRISTIAN AND HIS GOVERNMENT... 2 UNIT 6: FREE ENTERPRISE... 2 UNIT 7: BUSINESS AND YOU... 2 UNIT 8: THE STOCK MARKET... 3 UNIT 9: BUDGET AND FINANCE... 3 UNIT 10: BANKING... 3 UNIT 11: INTERNATIONAL ISSUES... 3 i 2016 Glynlyon, Inc.
3 COURSE OVERVIEW Government and Economics continues the process of developing in students an understanding of and appreciation for God s activity as seen in the record of man and his relationships. The course focuses on two major areas: Government, with special emphasis on American government, and Economics, with special emphasis on personal finance. These areas of focus target three major content strands: History, Government and Citizenship, and Economics. Upon completion of the course, students should be able to do the following: Understand the basics of various philosophies of government. Understand the structure and functions of government and how the principles and values of American democracy (e.g., limited government and popular sovereignty) are reflected in American constitutional government. Understand how the overall design, as well as specific features of the U.S. Constitution prevent the abuse of power by using a system of checks and balances (e.g., federalism). Understand the role of political parties, the media, and the public on the political process. Know the characteristics of different economic systems (e.g., capitalism, mixed economy, communism). Understand basic terms associated with economic performance and the state of the economy (e.g., supply and demand, inflation, monopoly). Additionally, students will gain practice in writing essays and reports, covering topics like elected officials, the Supreme Court, Christians in politics, on-line banking, the euro, and more. UNIT 1: INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS 1. Course Overview 10. Aquinas, Aristotle, and Engels 2. Why Have Governments? 11. Machiavelli, Marx, and Milton 3. Types of Governments 12. Report: Governmental Officials 4. A List of Government Terms 13. Quiz 3: Political Thinkers 5. Quiz 1: Government 14. Special Project* 6. Presidential Governments 15. Test 7. Parliamentary Governments 16. Alternate Test* 8. Quiz 2: Forms of Government 17. Reference 9. One-Party and Multiparty Governments UNIT 2: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 1. United States Constitution 9. Quiz 2: Branches of Government 2. The Bill of Rights 10. How a Bill Becomes Law: Part 1 3. States' Rights and Responsibilities 11. How a Bill becomes Law: Part 2 4. Quiz 1: United States Government 12. Quiz 3: How a Bill Becomes Law 5. Executive Branch 13. Special Project* 6. Judicial Branch 14. Test 7. Report: Supreme Court 15. Alternate Test* 8. Legislative Branch 16. Reference Glynlyon, Inc.
4 UNIT 3: THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM 1. The American Party System 9. Quiz 2: Political Parties 2. Development of American Political Parties 10. Making Voting More Effective 3. Republican and Third Parties 11. Voting in Elections 4. Report: The American Party System 12. Quiz 3: Voting 5. Quiz 1: The American Party System 13. Special Project* 6. How Do You Form a Political Party? 14. Test 7. Organization of a Political Party 15. Alternate Test* 8. Nominations and Elections 16. Reference UNIT 4: HISTORY OF GOVERNMENTS 1. A Primitive Government Primer 10. Fascism 2. Beginning of Democracy: Ancient Greece 11. Nazism 3. Ancient Roman Government 12. Quiz 3: Fascism and Nazism 4. Quiz 1: A Primitive Government Primer 13. Special Project* 5. Feudalism 14. Test 6. Report: Feudalism 15. Alternate Test* 7. Theocracy 16. Reference 8. Democracy 9. Quiz 2: Feudalism, Theocracy, and Democracy UNIT 5: THE CHRISTIAN AND HIS GOVERNMENT 1. The Christian and American Government 9. The Good and the Bad of Propaganda 2. Discrimination and the Christian 10. Quiz 3: Involvement in Politics and the 3. Christian Attitudes in American Society Community 4. Quiz 1: The Christian and Government 11. Report: The Christian and His Government 5. The Christian and Public Opinion 12. Special Project* 6. The Christian and Media 13. Test 7. Quiz 2: Christian Attitudes and Public Polls 14. Alternate Test* 8. Can I Get Involved in Politics? 15. Reference UNIT 6: FREE ENTERPRISE 1. Economics 9. International Finance 2. Economic Terms 10. U.S. Currency in History 3. How Does an Economy Grow? 11. Quiz 3: Currency and Reserves 4. Quiz 1: Economics 12. Special Project* 5. A Guide to Learning World Financial Terms 13. Test 6. Unions and Labor 14. Alternate Test* 7. Money: Its Use Through History 15. Reference 8. Quiz 2: Finance and Labor UNIT 7: BUSINESS AND YOU 1. Running a Business 9. Bankruptcy 2. Caveat Emptor 10. Quiz 3: Business Concerns - Deregulation and 3. Government and Business Bankruptcy 4. Quiz 1: Business and the Consumer 11. Report: Business and You 5. Federal Reserve System 12. Special Project* 6. Monopolies 13. Test 7. Quiz 2: Business and You 14. Alternate Test* 8. Deregulation 15. Reference Glynlyon, Inc.
5 UNIT 8: THE STOCK MARKET 1. The Stock Market: How It Started 9. Tracking Stocks in the Newspaper 2. The Stock Market: How It Works 10. Quiz 3: Types of Stocks 3. Selling, Buying, and Brokers 11. Report: Stock Market Investing 4. Quiz 1: The Stock Market 12. Special Project* 5. Selecting Stocks 13. Test 6. What Causes the Stock Market to Crash? 14. Alternate Test* 7. Quiz 2: Selecting Stocks 15. Reference 8. Types of Stocks UNIT 9: BUDGET AND FINANCE 1. Your Personal Finances 8. Credit Cards 2. Spend Your Money Wisely 9. Quiz 2: IRA Accounts, Savings, and Spending 3. Checking Accounts 10. Report: Buying A Car 4. College Grants and Loans 11. Special Project* 5. Quiz 1: Your Personal Finances 12. Test 6. IRA Accounts 13. Alternate Test* 7. Buying a Car 14. Reference UNIT 10: BANKING 1. Deposit and Savings 8. Quiz 2: Savings and Loans and Credit Unions 2. Bank Loans 9. Report: Banking 3. Using the ATM and E-Cash Cards 10. Special Project* 4. Quiz 1: Banking Past and Present 11. Test 5. Savings and Loans 12. Alternate Test* 6. Credit Unions 13. Reference 7. Traveler's Checks UNIT 11: INTERNATIONAL ISSUES 1. World of the Euro 9. Close Trading Partners 2. Report: The Euro and Its Impact 10. The Holy Land and Current Issues 3. Centers of International Finance 11. Christian Heroes and Their Lands 4. Quiz 1: Euro and International Finance 12. Report: Israel 5. The Global Traveler 13. Quiz 3: Neighbors, Heroes, and the Holy Land 6. U.S. States and Capital Cities (1) 14. Special Project* 7. U.S. States and Capital Cities (2) 15. Test 8. Quiz 2: U.S States, Capital Cities, and the Global 16. Alternate Test* Traveler 17. Reference (*) Indicates alternate assignment Glynlyon, Inc.
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