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| Name | American Lives | | Description | Lessons about American heroes who have acted to exercise, affirm, or preserve their constitutionally guaranteed rights. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | Bill of Rights in the News | | Description | An archive of past Bill of Rights in the News eLessons. Be aware that some links may not work. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | Landmark Supreme Court Cases and the Constitution | | Description | Short historical narratives covering Landmark Cases that interpreted the Constitution with thought-provoking questions. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | First Amendment in History | | Description | These lessons feature famous Americans as well as lesser known individuals, from the 18th to 21st centuries, who exercised First Amendment freedoms -- religion, speech, press, assembly and petition -- as a means of securing other political and civil rights. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | Bill of Rights in Times of Crisis | | Description | The "Bill of Rights in Times of Crisis" eLesson focuses on events from American history through the present day, and examines the ability of the government to suspend individual rights in times of national crisis. With lively historical narratives, discussion questions, and related links and resources, "Bill of Rights in Times of Crisis" is an exciting teaching tool and is distributed once a month. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | Presidents and the Constitution | | Description | The Presidents and the Constitution eLesson will focus on the role of the Commander in Chief of the United States and how he has responded to the office as it pertains to the Constitution. This once-monthly eLesson will help your students connect with the real people who took on the challenge of protecting and defending the Constitution. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
| Name | Current Events and the Constitution | | Description | Have your students learn more about Constitutional principles by looking at current events. | | | Show Lessons from this category |
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