United States Civics A High School Course on Government, Constitution, and Liberty Give your students a clear understanding of how America’s government actually works—under God. United States Civics provides a comprehensive high school–level introduction to the structure, function, and foundations of the American system of government. Designed for homeschool families, this course helps students move beyond memorization to understanding law, authority, and liberty through a biblical worldview. What students will study This course walks students through the core elements of American civics, including: The United States Constitution The three branches of government The balance and separation of powers The Bill of Rights and individual liberties The election process and civic responsibility Patriotic holidays, symbols, and national identity Students will gain a working knowledge of how the system operates—and why it was established in the first place. Civics rooted in a biblical worldview While many civics courses present government as neutral, this course recognizes a deeper truth: All authority comes from God. United States Civics serves as a practical companion to Under God, helping students connect: Biblical principles of government The historical development of American liberty The role of law, justice, and leadership in society This is not just political education. It is discipleship applied to public life. Built for high school homeschool Ideal for: High school students (secondary level) Homeschool civics courses Families using Under God as a foundation Parents who want a God-centered approach to American government What makes this different Clear, structured overview of U.S. civics Grounded in Scripture, not neutrality Connects history, law, and worldview Prepares students for informed, faithful citizenship Equip the next generation Understanding government matters. But understanding it under God matters more. Add United States Civics to your homeschool today and help your students think clearly, live faithfully, and lead wisely.
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