Catalog of Abilene Christian College, 1923-1924 Page: 68

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225.-Principles of Economics. This is a continuation of
course 215. Some time will be devoted to monopolies, money,
and banking, labor organization, railway, agriculture, and
other economic problems. Text: Fetter, Modern Economic
Problems.
233.-Rural Economics. A study of economy as it meets
the demands and problems of the rural population of our
country. Text: Carver, Rural Economics.
315.-Economic History of the United States. A survey of
the economic development of the United States from the first
settlement until the present day. Text: Bogart, Economic
History of the United States.
GOVERNMENT.
113.-The Government of Europe. This course is a brief
study of the representative governments of Europe. Text,
Ogg, The Governments of Europe.
123.-Federal Government. A brief survey of the development
of Federal Government in the United States. Text,
Beard, American Government and Politics.
133.-Political Parties. A study of the typical state constitutions,
the parts of the state governments, and the relation
of the state to local and municipal institutions and to political
parties. Text: Beard, American Government and Politics.
213.-City Government. This course is a study of the
typical American governments. Both plans of government
are studied. Text: Monroe, The Government of American
Cities.
233.-American Diplomacy. Text: Fish, American Diplomacy.

GEOGRAPHY.
115.-Modern Geography. An introductory study of the
influence of physical environment on man. This course aims
to develop a clear conception of types of environment and of
environmental elements, such as climate, land forms, soils,
surface, undeground waters, mineral deposits, and native vegetation,
and to show how various types of environment influence
the life and activities of man.