In this yearlong elective course for seniors, students learn that the laws of physics are really God's laws and work perfectly by God's command. The course covers topics chosen from a wide area of study, including motion, force, energy, light, and electricity. Laboratory work is included. This second semester elective course examines the history of God's world ranging from approximately 1500 A.D. to the present, with special emphasis placed on the Reformation, the Industrial Revolution, the two world wars, and the rise and fall of communism. The geography of the world is introduced in this first semester required course.
Students learn to understand the basics of physical and cultural geography.
The United States, Canada, Middle America, and South America are covered during this semester. This second semester elective course reviews the concepts introduced in World Geography - Western Hemisphere and applies them to the study of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and the Polar Regions. America in the World World history from about 1900 through the present is covered in this one semester elective. The course studies the history of the world, focusing on the influence and activities of the United States of America. U. S. History to 1860 U. S. History to 1860 is a required first semester junior course that studies the history of America before its birth as a nation through the time of the Jacksonian Democracy.