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A module on the Constitution for teachers and students, prepared by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.
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A Blog created to celebrate the American Constitution Day, September 17, and to give Waubonsee College AELC students additional resources for the study of the Constitution, Government and Citizenship preparation. Click on the title to take you to the site referenced. Also note the Hotlist of Constitution Sites and the Gabcasts for additional information to aid in studying the Constitution, all located in the left hand column of this Blog.
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Gabcast: The Great Compromise and Congress: Instructor: P. Huelsman
Gabcast! Constitution help #7 - The Great Compromise and Congress
How Congress is organized; what the Great Compromise was
How Congress is organized; what the Great Compromise was
Gabcast: The Electoral College: Instructor P. Huelsman
Gabcast! Constitution help #5 - The Electoral College
How the Electoral College works in presidential elections
How the Electoral College works in presidential elections
Gabcast: Crime and Punishment: Instructor C. Rokop
Gabcast! Constitution help #6 - Crime and Punishment
What does the Constitution say about crime and punishment?
What does the Constitution say about crime and punishment?
Gabcast:Constitutional Terms: Instructor P. Huelsman
Gabcast! Constitution help #4 - Various terms in the Constitution
The three parts of the Constitution and the government; comparing national and state governments.
The three parts of the Constitution and the government; comparing national and state governments.
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