Grade 12 Social Studies teaching kits

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• Grade 12 · EconomicsScarcity and Opportunity CostUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsSupply and DemandUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMarket StructuresUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsGDP, Unemployment and InflationUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMoney, Banking and the FedUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsFiscal Policy and BudgetsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsInternational TradeUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsPrice Controls: Ceilings and FloorsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsProduction Costs and ProfitUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsConsumer Choice and Marginal UtilityUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsEconomic SystemsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsElasticity of Demand and SupplyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsMarket Failures and ExternalitiesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsLabor Markets and WagesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsBusiness Forms and EntrepreneurshipUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsPersonal Finance: Budgeting and CreditUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsSaving, Investing and Financial MarketsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsEconomic Growth and ProductivityUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsTaxes and Who Pays ThemUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · EconomicsExchange Rates and Currency MarketsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsConstitutional PrinciplesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsBill of Rights and Civil LibertiesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsCongress and LawmakingUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsThe PresidencyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsFederal Courts and Judicial ReviewUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsFederalismUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsElections and Civic ParticipationUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsDue Process and Rights of the AccusedUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsU.S. Foreign PolicyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsPublic Opinion and PollingUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsThe Declaration and the ArticlesUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsPolitical Parties and IdeologyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsInterest Groups and the MediaUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsCivil Rights and Equal ProtectionUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsThe Bureaucracy and Public PolicyUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsState and Local GovernmentUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsComparative Government SystemsUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsAmending the ConstitutionUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsCitizenship and Immigration LawUSAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · US Government and CivicsTribal Sovereignty and GovernmentUSAges 17–183 levels