Liberty Courses 1

(SOC-I01) Social Studies Survey: This survey course examines the five different important areas that every student should know because they affect our daily lives.
This includes a survey of Geography, History, Economics, Political Science and Behavioral Sciences.

(SOC-102) U.S. History I: Covers the United States from the age of the explorers through the Civil War. The course looks at the very first settlements in America, and the dramatic development of the New World.

(SOC-103) U.S. History II: This course begins with the year 1865. You will discover what happened during the period of reconstruction, the great immigration at the turn of the 20th century, the impact of manufacturing, the creation of unions, the rise of the women’s and civil rights movements. The course traces how the U.S. became a modern nation.

(SOC-104) World History I: This course studies world history from the prehistoric period, all the way to the 19th century. You will see the birth and development of Western and Eastern civilizations, as well as the early civilizations of the Americas before Europeans from the west discovered them.

(SOC-105) World History II: Reviews world history from the end of the agricultural period, to the Industrial Revolution and then fast forward to today. The course looks at the effects of Nationalism, Imperialism and Democracy on the history of the world. You will also learn about the ways WW II changed the face of the world. The course ends with an overview of the world today, and looks into the possible events that may happen in the future.

(SOC-106) U.S. Government: Studies the principles of the American system of government so that you can understand the rights and responsibilities that come with U.S. citizenship. The course teaches you what the Constitution really means. And looks at the various branches of government and the roles they play. You will also learn how laws are enacted and how your civil rights are protected under law.

(SOC-106) Geography: The lessons in this course will teach you geography and then test your knowledge of states and countries. You will practice and learn the skills needed to become informed and involved citizens in an interdependent world. This two-volume course covers both geographical and cultural areas around the globe.