United States History traces American history from the time of European discovery to the 2000 election. Students see the influence of physical geography and the development of the free enterprise system. Students analyze the structure of the American government as it relates to various facets of American culture and historic periods.

American Government analyzes the foundations, levels, and branches of American government witih special emphasis on the US Constitution. It applies this information to current politcal and economic developments. It also includes a new chapter on state adn local government.

How Firm a Foundation introduces the student to how we got our Bible, how we know which books belong in the Bible, and how the Bible was transmitted and translated. It focuses on inspiration, canonicity, and authority.

In this distance learning course students read chronologically through British literature from the 700s to the present, focusing on four major literary periods: the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Age of Revolution, and the Age of Reform. Students read a variety of authors, focusing on their influence on society and society's influence on the authors. The course builds on instruction from previous years to demonstrate the development of literature.

Physics focuses on linear, circular, and rotational motion, kinetic theory, temperature and thermodynamics, fluids, wave theory, sound, magnetism and electromagnetism, static and current electricity, basic electronics, and optics. The course also introduces quantum theory, relativity, and nuclear physics. The content is highly mathematical and analytical, but topics are also presented conceptually through observation of physical phenomena.

Give your students a balanced study of the theoretical foundations of Calculus and the practical real-world applications of those foundations with this new Precalculus course. Before diving into trigonometry and its applications, students will review key families of functions. Along the way, special features present a biblical perspective of mathematics and its history.

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This distance learning course reviews the writing process as well as grammar and mechanics. Students prepare portfolios consisting of twelve writing assignments: descriptive essay, persuasive essay, college application essay, monologue, sonnet, dramatic scene, response to a dramatic scene, research report, issue analysis essay, comparision and contrast essay, video report, and in-class essay.

Introduce your child to the Spanish language with the Spanish 1 course from BJU Press. Spanish 1 presents the basics of the Spanish language as spoken in Latin America . Your child will learn greetings, verb conjugations, basic vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammatical structures and get a glimpse of the Spanish-speaking world as a mission field.

Spanish 2 guides your student through fun and interesting lessons that build the foundational skills needed to communicate using the Spanish language. Mrs. Aida Kuhlewind prepares him to share the good news of the gospel with native Spanish Speakers.

Spanish 3 builds on the principles taught in Spanish 2 in order to develop speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills more fully. The course expands on key grammatical points including past tenses, perfect tenses, commands, and the subjunctive mood. Students learn about the civilizations of both Spain and Latin America .

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