Subject: Government Suggested Grade Level: 8th -12th Author: Lars Johnson Publisher: Christian Liberty Press Year of Publication: 2014 Number of Pages: 325
The Constitution is the foundation of the American system of government, and this workbook presents it as such. This course begins by exploring the historical background of the Constitution. It then examines the Constitution in detail; and, finally, it addresses the fundamental principles of the Constitution. Substantial references to historical documents and Supreme Court decisions are included within this full-color text.
(Note: This text is an updated, full-color version of The Story of the Constitution, second edition.)
This teacher’s manual includes general suggestions for using Foundation for Freedom as a course, a summary of each chapter with key points to emphasize, test preparation tips, and additional activities and reading suggestions for the student. It also contains the answers to the chapter review questions located throughout the text.
This packet contains twelve quizzes and thirteen tests which are used to evaluate a student’s understanding of the Foundation for Freedom subject matter. The quizzes use fill-in-the-blank responses to check a student's comprehension of the material being studied, while the tests incorporate multiple choice, true and false, and matching questions to confirm retention. The final test requires knowledge of the original Constitution and all of the amendments.
This study traces the historic roots of the true teaching of the reformer John Calvin and contrasts them with the numerous erroneous assumptions of modern times. Students will be challenged to comprehend the significance of the Reformed faith in light of the actual teachings of Holy Scripture. Readers will also be given a greater appreciation for how Calvinism has helped to shape Western culture.
More than ever, teenagers need to be grounded in a systematic understanding of scripture. This classic text, by Louis Berkhof, has been carefully updated to enable modern readers to comprehend and apply its teachings.
Writing a Research Paper presents information on how high school students ought to approach the research and writ-ing process. This booklet is designed to guide them through this process-from selecting a topic all the way to publishing the final draft.
Advanced principles of grammar and creative writing, as well as spelling rules, are emphasized in this workbook. Creative writing activities include writing paragraphs, expository writing drills, and preparing a research paper.
history from ancient times to the present day. It includes the categories of church history, general history, intellectual history, and the arts/sciences, all from a Christian perspective. Charts are labeled in chronological order so students can research the time period in which they are interested. The colorful charts are printed on heavy-duty paper to ensure durability.
This supplemental reader by Edmund J. Carpenter tells the story of the establishment of the Plymouth colony. Young people will understand the true motivations and struggles of the Pilgrims as they read this book. It contains several pictures and illustrations.
This book will provide readers with biblical answers for the tough problems posed by poverty and the modern welfare state. The author, Dr. George Grant, has written over twenty books on theology, history, and poverty.
