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Constitution Day

1061 minutes

12 Items

The Constitution

Primary Source

8542 Words

The Constitution

Lesson

5 Activities

145 Min

Philosophy Behind the Constitution | BRI’s Homework Help Series

Video

6 Min

Constitution Day Live! | United We Stand?

Video

240 Min

Argumentation: The Process of Compromise

Lesson

90 Min

The Ratification Debate

Lesson

11 Activities

80 Min

James Madison: Constitutional Statesman and Practical Politician with Jay Cost | BRI Scholar Talks

Video

22 Min

The Constitution Explained | A Primary Source Close Read w/ BRI

Video

17 Min

The Federalist Papers Explained | What Was the Argument to Ratify the U.S. Constitution?

Video

21 Min

Constitutional Convention

Lesson

90 Min

The Constitutional Convention

Lesson

12 Activities

320 Min

The Annapolis Convention

Essay

2864 Words