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Learn how the Law of Moses and Christ’s Salvation laid the groundwork for Western justice and compassion -two traits that forged the founding documents of a new government...American Government. This course begins with the origins of Western Heritage that embraced Judeo-Christian principles and then the rule of law and the acknowledgement of natural law that finally created the US Constitution. The Declaration of Independence is covered word for word, the Articles of Confederation is compared to the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution is throughly explained from the 7 Articles to the 27 Amendments. This American Government course also examines how the US Constitution held up dur ...

Experience a walk through the entire scope of American history that will reinvigorate your sense of patriotism. GW Bridge Academy synthesizes Western legal and moral history with the exciting events that only extensive research can reveal. Vibrant historical figures performing selfless acts of loyalty and self-made innovators launching unprecedented leaps in the quality-of-living for humankind are woven together to reveal an irrefutable pattern of American Exceptionalism. This nation was forged on the battlefield for Liberty and has maintained its original Constitution for 232 years. America IS the exception and NOT the rule. Thirty-three hours of video lectures, that coordinate wi ...

Economics is the study of how people make individual choices when faced with the limited availability of goods or services. GW Bridge Academy teaches Free Market Economics from the academic viewpoint of the Austrian School of Economics. For too long, economics has been presented to students as a force meant to be controlled by a centralized governing body, when in fact, that guidance has served to upset the natural forces that keep an economy in balance. In its founding era, America's thriving markets attracted the attention of economists from across the world -it demonstrated the incredible production capacity of a free market system and provided more wealth for more people than any ...