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Photo of an 1860s drawing of the east front view of U.S. Capitol with ornamental border.

The Constitution of the United States Explained Article 1, Section 1: Congress

Engraving after John Trumbull’s painting showing the Committee of Five presenting the draft Declaration of Independence to John Hancock.

Two perspectives on originalism and the Constitution

Three suffragists wearing coats and wide-brimmed hats march along a city sidewalk carrying an American flag, a staff, and a banner reading "Votes for Women."

Expanding Voting Rights

Cartoon-like illustration of the Bill of Rights.

Constitutional Limits on the Powers of Government

A graphic slide titled "The Structure of the Constitution" lists the document's main sections—the Preamble, Articles I through VII, and "The Bill of Rights – 27 Amendments"—in black font against a light, parchment-style background with faint cursive script.

Lesson Plan: Constitution Speed Dating

1828 political cartoon showing a man bent under a heavy stack of coffins while two political figures cling to the top and reach toward a presidential chair.

Expanding the Vote in the Jacksonian Era

The Constitution Explained

The Constitution EXPLAINED: Video Series

Graphic with the text "Do I Have a Right?" on slate-blue ribbons flanking a gold emblem of the scales of justice, centered on a red desk blotter next to a steaming mug of coffee, legal stationery, and a computer keyboard.

Do I Have a Right? Video Game

1788 political cartoon depicting five upright classical pillars representing ratified states, with a hand raising Massachusetts as the sixth pillar supporting the federal dome.

Debate Over the Constitution: Federalists v Anti-Federalists

Picture of a gavel in a grey background.

What is the Judicial Branch

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