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National Constitution Center http://www.constitutioncenter.org/ Source: National Constitution Center The site contains a plethora of information regarding the U.S. Constitution including Constitution basics, how the Constitution affects our lives, and the history behind the Constitution. Also included are activities and information for students and teachers, and select issues, essays, and debates involving the Constitution. A list and text of numerous other historical documents relating to the Constitution are also provided. full description	What is the U.S. Constitution? How many amendments are there in the Constitution? What do the amendments say in the Constitution? Who wrote the Constitution? How many articles are there in the Constitution? Who are the Founding Fathers? What amendments are included in the Bill of Rights? Where can I find teaching tools for the Constitution? Where can I find a glossary for the Constitution? Where can I find definitions for all the terms in the Constitution? What is popular sovereignty? What is rule of law? What is Separation of Powers and a System of Checks and Balances? What is Federalism? What is Judicial Review? What are my individual rights? How does the U.S. Constitution compare to other constitutions from around the world? What is the Necessary and Proper Clause? What powers does the Constitution grant the federal government? What is the Virginia Declaration of Rights? What is the Magna Carta? What is the Mayflower Compact? What are the Articles of Confederation? What are the Federalist Papers? Which amendments are included in the Reconstruction Amendments? What is the Emancipation Proclamation? Who gave the Gettysburg address?
Get To Know The Most Important Legal Document Ever Created http://www.constitutionfacts.com/ Source: Oak Hill Publishing Co. Information about the U.S. Constitution including insights into the men who wrote it, how it was created, and how the Supreme Court has interpreted it. Also includes quotes, puzzles and quizzes. full description	What is the U.S. Constitution? Who wrote the constitution? Where can I find teaching tools for the Constitution? Where can I find a glossary for the Constitution? Where can I find definitions for all the terms in the Constitution?
U.S. Constitution http://www.findlaw.com/casecode/constitution/ Source: Findlaw A complete transcript of the Constitution and the 27 amendments. Also contains in depth explanations of the articles and amendments. When applicable, links to Supreme Court cases are provided. full description	What is the U.S. Constitution? How many amendments are there in the U.S. Constitution? What do the amendments say in the U.S. Constitution? Where can I find court cases involving the U.S. Constitution? How many articles are there in the U.S. Constitution? What do all the articles in the U.S. Constitution mean? What rights are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution?
Constitution Day http://www.constitutionday.us/ Source: National Constitution Center A collection of educational materials for use on Constitution Day, September 17th, at which time schools and federal agencies are required to hold educational programs on the U.S. Constitution. Materials include lesson plans for school use, handouts for federal employees (which could be used for the general public), and resources for individuals and parents. full description	What is Constitution Day? What are schools and federal agencies required to do on Constitution Day? Where can I find lesson plans and classroom activities about the U.S. Constitution? Where can I find information for students, parents, individuals, federal employees and the public about the U.S. Constitution?