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US Political Systems (Commuter) [Session 1] – Georgetown Hoya Summer Sessions - College Credit Courses

US Political Systems (Commuter) [Session 1]

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Georgetown Hoya Summer Sessions - College Credit Courses

Date/Time: Jun 6, 2022 - Jul 7, 2022     1:15pm - 3:15pm
Ages: 14-18
Cost: $5,331.00

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Government 020 provides students with a broad understanding of the political system in the United States. It is one of the four introductory courses in the Department of Government. The goal of the class is to train students both as citizens and as scholars. As citizens, students will learn the shared history of U.S. politics and be able to think critically about how the system has succeeded and failed. As scholars, students will be introduced to the theoretical and analytical tools of political science as applied to American government. By the end of the semester students will 1) Be politically literate, knowing core historical and contemporary facts about the U.S. political system 2) Understand important theories about U.S. politics, including theories about the importance and functioning of political institutions, the roots of popular political preferences, and the functioning and consequences of elections.

Location

Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies Summer Programs for High School Students Admissions Office
640 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC, DC 20001

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