American Government: Continuity and Change
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Product identity
- Publisher
- Pearson
- Program family
- American Government: Continuity and Change
- Edition
- 2006 Edition
Instructional fit
- Courses
- High-school United States government and civics; grades 9–12
- Role explanation
- Legacy core high-school United States government textbook retained for documented district use.
- Subjects covered
- Supported instructional roles
Materials and delivery
- Format description
- Primarily print textbook materials with readings, political data, cases, discussion, review, assessment, and legacy companion resources.
- Included components
- Student text; teacher resources; constitutional documents; court cases; political data and graphics; chapter readings; issue discussions; review questions; assessment; legacy companion resources.
- Languages and support
- English with chapter organization, vocabulary, charts and political data, source readings, review, and teacher support.
- Format components
Links and notes
- Curriculum notes
- The source inventory and district record identify Pearson and the 2006 edition. Current purchase availability for this edition was not confirmed, so the availability field is blank. District/source reference (not a vendor product page): https://www.slzusd.org/apps/pages/adopted-instructional-materials
Availability
- Last checked
- September 29, 2026
A legacy American government text examining constitutional foundations, institutions, civil rights and liberties, political behavior, public policy, elections, and continuity and change in democratic government.
American Government: Continuity and Change is a legacy United States government survey associated with Karen O’Connor and Larry Sabato. The program connects constitutional structures and political institutions with civil rights, civil liberties, public opinion, campaigns, elections, parties, interest groups, media, and policy. District documentation identifies the 2006 Pearson edition for high-school use.