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9.

Political Parties and Interest Groups: Understand the function and


influence of political parties and special interest groups.

10. Colonial History: Know how America was first discovered by


Europeans and how the first 13 colonies were established.

11. Revolutionary War: Know the reasons behind the war; be familiar
with important battles.

12. U.S. Expansion: Know the basic ideas of the Monroe Doctrine and
Manifest Destiny; trace the westward expansion of America.

13. Civil War and Reconstruction: Know the reasons behind the war; be
familiar with important battles; understand the effects of the war and the
reconstruction effort.

14. Industrialization: Understand how the United States underwent


industrialization and urbanization; know the effects of those transitions.

15. World Wars: Know the reasons behind U.S. involvement in World War
I (WWI) and World War II (WWII); be familiar with important battles
of WWI and WWII.

16. United States as a World Power: Explain the Cold War; understand
how the United States became a superpower and what that entails in
terms of foreign policy.

17. Economic Fundamentals: Understand opportunity cost, cost-benefit


analysis, labor, capital, profit, productivity, and entrepreneurship.

18. Markets: Understand the relationships among price, supply, and


demand.

19. Macroeconomics: Understand fiscal and monetary policies and the


basics of international trade; define gross domestic product (GDP),
tariff, inflation, deflation, and unemployment.

20. Microeconomics: Understand the law of supply and demand, banking,


and credit.

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