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Photo of the first page of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

The Constitution and voter suppression

An 1867 cover illustration from Harper's Weekly titled "The First Vote" depicts a queue of Black men casting their ballots at a voting site.

The Missing Right?: The Explicit Right to Vote and the Constitution

Illustration of the U.S. Constitution.

Political Principles in the U.S. Constitution

Cropped view of the signature section of the U.S. Constitution, showing handwritten signatures of the delegates organized by state in two columns.

Bell Ringer: History of Constitution Day

Map of the original thirteen states and their capitals with location pins marking delegate sites along the East Coast in 1787.

The Road to the Constitutional Convention

1794 illustration depicting a crowd parading a tarred-and-feathered tax collector on a rail during the Whiskey Rebellion in Pennsylvania.

Quelling the Whiskey Rebellion: Taking a Stand for Our Future

Preamble of the Constitution with U. S. flag behind.

The Struggle for Equal Rights from the Founding to Today

The first illustration of Philadelphia's State House, later called Independence Hall.

Constitutional Convention and Ratification

Illustration of troops on top of U. S. map.

Be Washington

Picture of three people voting.

Today's Vote in the Classroom: Voting and Elections

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