Conservapedia:American Government Fall 2007

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"American Government 101" is a 14-week course that teaches the basics of government, both federal and state. It reviews the U.S. Constitution, including concepts like the separation of powers among the branches of government.

Students seeking to earn college credit can take the CLEP or AP exams upon successful completion of this course.

This course begins in September and already 24 students have enrolled. Please add your user id. (use the signature button above) if you would like to participate in this course in any way, either as a student or as a teacher on this site, and your name will be transferred to a roster. As an enrolled participant, you will have special access to a protected area established for this course.

Teenagers are welcome as students, and advanced college students and adults are welcome as teachers. The primary instructor is Andy Schlafly, who has taught over 10 courses, including one as an adjunct professor at a major law school.

Enroll here:

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