American Government Video

The United States’ government allows her citizens the “unalienable rights” of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”—and America depends on educated citizens who understand their rights and responsibilities. This important study of American government teaches your teen the firm Christian foundation that the United States was built upon. In addition, the detailed presentation of the Constitution and Bill of Rights shows the emphasis on limited government that was intended by the Founding Fathers. With the guidance of his teacher from Abeka Academy, your high schooler will gain a clear understanding of the historical and philosophical elements that make the United States a unique nation. As he becomes acquainted with the students on the video, he will feel as though he is a part of the class. The teacher will even pause to allow “students watching” opportunity to participate.

The prerecorded online video streaming or DVDs give you the flexibility to set your own daily schedule. The video lease provides a full 6 months to complete 85 lessons for a semester. You also have the option to purchase either the Video & Books or Video (for those who may already have some of the materials and wish to purchase individual items separately). A video manual is provided with either option to help you stay on track with the video teacher. Also, record-keeping progress reports are included with both options to document your child’s progress through the school year. 

Abeka Academy offers two different program types to meet your family’s specific needs. The Unaccredited program allows for more course flexibility and relies solely on the home teacher to keep track of student records. For an additional charge, the Accredited program provides official report cards and standardized testing as well as reliable record-keeping by our academic team. With either option, academic assistance is accessible through email, live chat, or phone. Conveniently view our Homeschool Agreement before purchase to understand the requirements. One semester. Recommended grade 12.