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pacing guide 1865 HST 321
Course: Constitutional History/US to 1865 (HST 321)
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6-Week Pacing Guide for American Politics and US
Constitution
This is the pacing guide/checklist for the topics and tasks recommended for each week for this course.
Download and save or print this checklist to track your progress. This course is designed to take a new
learner approximately 15–20 hours of work per week. Keep in mind that the amount of work assigned each
week will vary. Plan your schedule accordingly and carry tasks over into the subsequent week if necessary.
This pacing guide reflects a 6-week study plan. An accelerated 3-week study plan and checklist (without
time references) are also available. If you choose one of these options, we strongly suggest contacting
the Course Instructor and Program Mentor.
Week 1
THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY
Preparation Tasks:
Schedule your high-stakes objective assessment for American Politics. We advise setting the exam date
for five to six weeks from now. If you would like guidance on when to schedule, please contact your
Course Instructor or Program Mentor.
Review Unit 1: Course Introduction
Tasks:
Complete Unit 2: The Development of Constitutional Democracy (consists of 11 lessons)
View Unit Overview infographic and video
Complete Module 1: The Influence of the Enlightenment (consists of 2 lessons)
Complete Module 2: The Articles of Confederation (consists of 2 lessons)
Complete Module 3: The Constitutional Convention (consists of 2 lessons)
Complete Module 4: Federalist vs Antifederalists (consists of 2 lessons)
Complete Module 5: Separation of Powers & Checks and Balances (consists of 3 lessons)
Complete Unit 2 Test: The Development of Constitutional Democracy
Week 2
THE STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Tasks:
Complete Unit 3: The Structure of the United States Government (consists of 11 lessons)
View Unit Overview infographic and video
Complete Module 6: The Legislative Branch (consists of 3 lessons)
Complete Module 7: The Executive Branch (consists of 3 lessons)
Complete Module 8: The Judicial Branch (consists of 3 lessons)
Complete Module 9: Power Under the Federalist System (consists of 2 lessons)
Complete Unit 3 Test: The Structure of the United States Government
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