This course is designed for students with a serious interest in the political and economic structures of American society. It should prove very beneficial to students intending to major in political science and/or economics in college. While covering the same topics as US History Part III, in addition to constitutional principles, public policy making, and issues of political and social equality, this course treats them considerably more in depth. Major position papers, research projects, and citizen participation assignments are required. In addition, students should meet the “Prerequisites for Honors Placement” section in the Program of Studies. Included in this semester is the Junior Argumentative Research Paper (JARP).

0233B Honors United States History, Part III Grade 11 1 Semester 2.5 Credits