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Time-Tested Government & Economics Curriculum

See the world through the lens of natural law, free markets, and limited government.

  • ✔   Build a strong foundation with our comprehensive textbook & teacher’s guide.
  • ✔   Add additional pacing with our interactive online course bundle.

Ideal for homeschoolers and high school educators aiming to foster critical thinking and independent learning through a rigorous, real-world curriculum in government and economics.

Suitable for:

  • ½–1 credit government

  • ½–1 credit economics

Purchase either or both
course bundles, then:

1 – 2 – 3 – GO!

  1. Read the one page online course orientation
  2. Have us set up separate student account if desired
  3. Download the grading spreadsheet & PDF Teacher’s Guide

and you are ready
for the year!

 

The Combo Bundle is Our Best Deal

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Basic American Government

Government Course Bundle $165

Contains all of the following, which may also be purchased separately:

  • Textbook + PDF Study Guide  $65
  • Teacher’s Guide + Study Guide PDFs $30
  • Sibling Course (No Textbook) $120
  • Policy Research Paper Project Mini-course $30 (if purchased without government course)
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Basic Economics, 4th ed.

Economics Course Bundle $175

Contains all of the following, which may also be purchased separately:

  • Textbook (includes study guide) $75
  • Teacher’s Guide  PDF $30
  • Sibling Course (No Textbook) $120
  • Budget Project Mini-course $30 (if purchased without economics course)
  • Check out our other bundles

Gov't/Econ Combo Course Bundle

Combo Course Bundle $320

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Textbook Descriptions

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Basic American Government:
A Constitutionally Grounded Guide for Young Citizens

In a time when civic understanding is more vital than ever, Basic American Government offers a compelling, constitutionally anchored look at how our nation was formed—and why those founding ideas still matter. Designed for homeschool families and classrooms, this textbook brings history and civics to life with clarity, conviction, and purpose.

Students first gain a clear view of how the U.S. government is structured today. Then they journey through the heritage of Western civilization—ancient Israel, Greece, Rome—and follow the thread of liberty through the American founding. Along the way, they examine how we’ve upheld or abandoned core principles—and what that means for our future.

Ideal for high school civics or government courses, this book educates and inspires. Equip the next generation with the knowledge and courage to defend freedom and embrace responsible citizenship.

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Basic Economics:
A Natural Law Approach to Real-World Economic Wisdom

Are you looking for an economics textbook that aligns with your values and teaches real-world principles your students can actually use? Basic Economics is a refreshingly clear and morally grounded introduction to economic thinking—perfect for homeschool families and traditional classrooms alike.

Rooted in natural law rather than modern, utilitarian theories, this book teaches students how economies truly work—from the importance of labor and time to the deeper implications of government policies. It empowers learners to think critically, recognize flawed ideologies, and make sound decisions in their personal lives and future careers.

Whether you’re preparing high school students for adulthood or guiding classroom discussions on economic systems, this textbook equips them with timeless principles and practical insight. Give your students a head start with a curriculum that challenges the status quo and builds confident, principled thinkers.

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Why the Name Boundary Stone?

Boundary stones have long been used to mark property lines. The biblical curse in Deuteronomy 27:17 NIV, Cursed is the man who moves their neighbor’s boundary stone,” was one among many that Israel’s priests called out when the people were entering the promised land in the Old Testament.

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Who is paul cleveland?

Who is Paul Cleveland?

Dr. Paul Cleveland is a Professor of Economics and Finance at Birmingham-Southern College. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Texas A&M University and began his career at SUNY-Geneseo in 1985.

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