Constitution 101 Resources Show Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Classroom Activities Classroom Activities “I Have a Dream” Mobiles Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s historic "I Have a Dream" speech with a mobile that inspires you to think about your own dreams. Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources
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Lesson Plans Lesson Plans 2019 Civic Holiday Calendar: The First Amendment The 2019 Civic Calendar from the National Constitution Center not only highlights civic holidays throughout the year, but will also focus on historical events dealing with the First Amendment. Classroom Activities 2022/2023 Civic Calendar The National Constitution Center’s 2022-2023 Civic Calendar explores the 27 Amendments in 12 Months! Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Onsite Resources Onsite Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources Constitution 101 Resources
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Lesson Plans Classroom Activities Lesson Plans Landmark Court Case: Scott v. Sandford Using video clips from the Landmark Supreme Court Cases series, a partnership between C-SPAN and the National Constitution Center, students will research and role-play to better understand the legal, social, and economic factors relating to--and implications of--the majority and dissenting opinions in this infamous case. Lesson Plans Landmark Supreme Court Cases: The Slaughter House Cases Using video clips from the Landmark Supreme Court Cases series, a partnership between C-SPAN and the National Constitution Center, students will investigate the Supreme Court's interpretation of the 14th Amendment in the years after its ratification. Lesson Plans Lesson Plans Onsite Resources Classroom Activities Liberty Bell Sun Catchers Make a dazzling sun catcher to commemorate the Liberty Bell and the constitutional ideals it symbolizes. Lesson Plans Lesson Plans Living News Classroom Teaching Materials These Classroom Teaching Materials are designed to be used in conjunction with the Living News theatrical performance at the National Constitution Center or stand alone. Lesson Plans Living News Classroom Tool Kit This lesson is designed to be used in conjunction with the Living News theatrical performance at the National Constitution Center. Primary and Secondary Sources Magna Carta The Magna Carta, or “Great Charter,” established the rule of law. Primary and Secondary Sources Mayflower Compact This document was an agreement drafted by the settlers of the first New England colony. 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CSS Modules Lesson Plans Respecting Freedom of Speech In this lesson, students will consider how respect and freedom of expression intersect and their role in maintaining a free society. Lesson Plans Rule of Law: High School Level This two-day lesson uses historical quotations to help students develop understandings of conceptions of the Rule of Law, then, through small group work and class-wide collaboration analyzing Supreme Court cases, students will reflect on how their understandings of Rule of Law relate to the Constitution, the judicial system, and their daily lives. Classroom Activities Classroom Activities Classroom Activities Online Resources Seize the Vote Learn all about voting rights throughout history in this online game. Lesson Plans Separation of Powers This lesson shows students firsthand how the three branches of government work together through separation of powers and checks and balances. Onsite Resources Onsite Resources Classroom Activities Thank-A-Vet Postcards Honor veterans for supporting and defending the Constitution and protecting our freedom by thanking them with a special postcard. Classroom Activities The Constitution Happened Here This interactive resource celebrates constitutional and local history in Philadelphia and beyond through student-generated multimedia content. Lesson Plans Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Sources Lesson Plans Primary and Secondary Sources The Federalist Papers A series of newspaper articles drafted by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison, urging ratification of the new Constitution. Lesson Plans Lesson Plans The History of Flag Day This lesson encourages students to take a closer look at the American flag and its meaning. Lesson Plans The History of Memorial Day This lesson takes a closer look at the history of Memorial Day by examining World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War and their connections to this civic holiday. Primary and Secondary Sources The Reconstruction Amendments These three constitutional amendments abolished slavery and guaranteed equal protection of the laws and the right to vote. Lesson Plans Classroom Activities Primary and Secondary Sources Virginia Declaration of Rights Drafted by George Mason, this declaration of rights later became a model for other state constitutions and the Bill of Rights. Lesson Plans Lesson Plans We the School We the School is an innovative new form of student government created at Constitution High School in Philadelphia. Onsite Resources Onsite Resources Onsite Resources Lesson Plans Onsite Resources What is an informal change to the Constitution?Informal constitutional change refers to a change in the normative meaning of the constitution, which occurs without following the procedure for constitutional revision.
What are the 4 primary ways that informal changes are made to the Constitution?The informal amendment process can take place by:. the passage of basic legislation by Congress;. actions taken by the President;. key decisions of the Supreme Court;. the activities of political parties; and.. custom.. Which of these has no formal role in amending the Constitution?The president has no formal role in amending the Constitution, although he or she may exert political influence in order to get amendments proposed and ratified.
What are the formal ways the Constitution has changed over time?A formal change is called an amendment, or addition. To amend the Constitution, it has to be voted on by both houses of Congress by a two-thirds majority. If approved, it becomes a formal proposal, and is sent to the state legislatures to be ratified.
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Informal changes to the Constitution have been reflected in all of the following EXCEPT
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