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Teems' CIVICS - U.S. HISTORY
Rhett Teems
EAST ROWAN HIGH
Contact Rhett TeemsPage Last Updated Nov 18, 2009
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Welcome, We are now half way through the semester, the year's first report cards are coming out. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me through this page or at the number below. Our goal is to help your student be successful. Civics is one of the courses students must pass in order to graduate from high school in N.C. This means at the end of the semester they must make at least a level 3 or 4 on the state EOC. In the past years students in my classes have achieved very high levels of success. Through this web page I will try to help students and parents stay up to date and be informed on what we are doing in our classes. If there are any questions you can always contact me through this page. If there are any problems you would like to discuss you can always reach me at school 704-279-5232 EXT.334. Below you will find the chapters we are currently studying and topics covered. Also I have posted extra credit projects students can do at any time and are free to do as many as they like. I am looking forward to a great next half of the semester! Text : Chapters : 18,19,20,21,22,23 Topics : 1) What kind of economy does the U.S. have? 2) How does Capitalism work? 3) What are the factors of production? 4) What is free enterprise? 5) How does the circular flow of economics work? 6) How can an individual manage their finances? 7) How do we make economic choices? 8) How can we make our money work for us? ***** Test on Chapters 18,19,20 Thurs. 11-19***** ***** Extra Credit ***** Civics A one page report on any current event dealing with the Supreme Court, Legislation, Economics, or Foreign Affairs. Extra Credit can be worth up to ten points added to your next test grade. Do as many as you like! Thank You, Rhett Teems ERHS Social Studies |











