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=​  Seton American Government = that God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without His aid? We have been assured, Sir, in the sacred writings, that "except the Lord build the House they labour in vain that build it." I firmly believe this.// Benjamin Franklin
 * //I have lived, sir, a long time, and the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth --

Welcome to our "Main Page," where I will post updates regarding this wiki and our class activities.** You can comment, blog, and offer suggestions on how we can best use this wiki in our study of American Government this year. Please post at the Discussion Tabs or on the Blogs page indexed at left, or wherever it makes sense... RULES: Before posting, make sure you would be comfortable with Mrs. Carroll reading your post (this is a good final check, since I am planning on inviting her to check out our wiki.....) The success of this wiki depends upon your creativity and ideas......Let's learn together and have fun!! God bless America. Col J. __Recent Updates__:
 * 11/3/09 - Added Ch. 4 Review Sheet for Fri, Nov 6 Ch. 4 Test.**
 * 10/26/09** - Added New Assignment Sheet for Ch. 4 and Ch. 4 Section Pages for Team Inputs
 * 10/22/09** - I added a discussion item on the General Blog page on the U.S. Postal Service
 * 10/21/09** - Created New Page with Instructions on how to vote in the **YLI Mock Virginia Elections**
 * 10/21/09 - Please see my post in the Review Sheet Page, under the Discussion tab on doing a wiki test review..... **
 * 10/21/09** - I showed our new wiki to Mrs. Carroll today.....she liked it ;>)
 * 10/20/09** - Posted a couple of current events items for discussion at the Current Events page....Discussion Tab.
 * 10/19/09** - Added a Review Sheet for the Ch. 3 Test on our U.S. Constitution.
 * 10/19/09** - Added a Current Events page for discussion and questions regarding current political events.
 * 10/16/09** - Began wiki (after completing sections on deficit/debt, forms of government, and foundations of our government).

//This wiki is the product of the collective efforts of the American Government classes of Seton School Manassas, VA Moderator: Col Steve Jones, Instructor//