History

World History

This course covers the development of world cultures with emphasis given to geographical features, social factors, and political happenings. 

American History

American History covers a grand sweep of history from the arrival of the first Americans through settlement by divers colonists up to the gaining of independence. Complex societies of Native Americans come into contact with with people from Europe and Africa resulting in a cultural mingling filled with tension and adaptation.  This class covers the pre-colonial time period through the present, and the vast social changes reshaping American life.  

American Government

This class focuses on governmental and economic systems of the world with emphasis on how the U.S. Government functions. 

Contemporary World Issues

This course will acquaint the student with the events and people that are shaping the world today through discussion of the major issues that affect everyone of us. Students will gain a better appreciation and understanding of the world around them in light of our Seventh-day Adventist view of the gospel and prophecy. 

World Geography

This class is a study of the earth and it’s people. World Geography provides an overview of earth’s ecological systems and the culture, economy, and distribution of earth’s major people groups as well as earth’s physical features and points of interest.

Personnel

Artie Hamann, BS
Artie Hamann, BS
History

“Amidst the strife and tumult of nations, He that sitteth above the cherubim still guides the affairs of the earth.” – Ed. 178