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This course will give students and analytical approach to government and politics in the United States. The course will cover the same topics and teach the same critical thinking skills as the non-MUN Advanced Placement class. Students who have been in the Model United Nations Program since their freshmen or sophomore year will be able to continue to refine skills they have been learning by participation in Model United nations conferences in the Southern California are. There will be the opportunity to attend MUN conferences in Northern California, on the East Coast and outside the United States.

	AP Principles of American Government (MUN)

Teacher: Mr. Armstrong Room: 909 Prerequisite: Part of the MUN program their freshmen, sophomore and junior year and teacher recommendation.

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		This course will give students and analytical approach to government and politics in the United States. The course will cover the same topics and teach the same critical thinking skills as the non-MUN Advanced Placement class. Students who have been in the Model United Nations Program since their freshmen or sophomore year will be able to continue to refine skills they have been learning by participation in Model United nations conferences in the Southern California are. There will be the opportunity to attend MUN conferences in Northern California, on the East Coast and outside the United States.