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WE THE PEOPLE: Your Rights and the Constitution
  • INTRODUCTION
  • THE CONSTITUTION
  • AMENDMENTS
  • BOOKS
  • EBOOKS
  • AUDIOBOOKS
  • STREAMING VIDEOS
  • ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
  • FEEDBACK
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    • INTRODUCTION
    • THE CONSTITUTION
    • AMENDMENTS
    • BOOKS
    • EBOOKS
    • AUDIOBOOKS
    • STREAMING VIDEOS
    • ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
    • FEEDBACK

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The Federalist Papers 

Books That Matter



America's Founding Fathers  

A deep dive into the creation of the US Constitution as it actually happened 



Constitution U.S.A., We The People 

Sagal to consider why our own founding document has lasted more than 225 years. 

Elbridge Gerry's Committee 

 Report by the Convention's Grand Committee, chaired by Elbridge Gerry, ended the first great battle over the US Constitution 


Secular Scripture - U.S. Constitution

 Uncover thought-provoking parallels between religious texts and certain secular ones.  


Thomas Mifflin's Congress 

Before the ratification of the Constitution, there were presidents not of the United States but of the Congress created by the Articles of Confederation. 

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Creating The Constitution

A convention assembled in Philadelphia in 1787 to construct a constitution, which proposed a single executive president, a bicameral Congress, and a judiciary. 

The Words That Built America 

The Declaration of Independence, The U.S. Constitution and The Bill of Rights represent much more than the words used by America's Founding Fathers to define a fragile, nascent country. 


Law School For Everyone

Episode 22, The Fifth Amendment Privilege.

Why Have A Government

The creation of the Constitution through the lens of "collective action theory," which helps explain why the US government is structured as it is. 


Eyes on the Prize III

Bold stories of people and communities who continue to work for equity and racial justice 



Banned Together

Major players protecting the First Amendment of our Constitution.



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Last Updated:09/17/2025

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