High Achiever US Government - XS42292

Product Description

High Achiever US Government - LEARN HISTORY

Covers key US government concepts for high school students and is great for Collegiate Entrance Exam Prep

Product Information

High Achiever U.S. Government for Grades 11-12 is curriculum based software for academic success. It covers key concepts in American government from the Declaration of Independence to the role of the Internet in 21st century politics. The course starts with the founding documents of American democracy: the Declaration of Independence the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The CD-ROM contains 108 standards-based lessons, 270 interactive quiz questions, 20 skill-building animations and a 500+ key concepts in searchable database.

Skills Learned

Principles of American Democracy
Rights of Citizenship
Principles of Civil Society
Branches of Government
Supreme Court Decisions
Political Campaigning
State Governments

Product Features

Covers key concepts in American government
108 standards-based lessons
270 interactive quiz questions
20 skill-building animations
500+ key concepts
Searchable database

Windows Requirements

Windows 98, Me, XP or Vista
Pentium 233 MHz or higher processor
64 MB of RAM
50 MB or free Hard Drive space
Internet Explorer version 4.01 or higher
Netscape Navigator 4.04 or higher
800x600 (1024x768 recommended) Hi-color display
CD-ROM Drive

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