WEEMS-ROSENDUFT ACADEMY • CIVICS & CIVIL RIGHTS

Thrones of America

Learn who holds power, how government works, how civil rights are protected, and how to make evidence-based civic forecasts without confusing prediction with fact.

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MODULE 1

Who Holds Which Power?

Federal, state, and local government; separation of powers; checks and balances.

MODULE 2

From Public Need to Public Policy

How an idea becomes a bill, budget choice, regulation, court question, or local action.

MODULE 3

Constitution, Rights & Responsibilities

Amendments, due process, equal protection, voting, speech, assembly, and civic responsibility.

MODULE 4

Civil Rights & Public Accountability

Movements, institutions, public records, courts, oversight, advocacy, and restorative justice.

MODULE 5

Elections, Media & Influence

Turnout, districts, campaigns, advertising, source checking, persuasion, and misinformation.

MODULE 6

Forecasting Without Pretending

Build a testable prediction from evidence, uncertainty, counterevidence, and a defined time horizon.