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Making Changes Without Changing the Constitution?

Making Changes Without Changing the Constitution?

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Is the Constitution to blame for gridlock?

Is the Constitution to blame for gridlock?

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The Framers and Slavery

The Framers and Slavery

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Madison's Constitution Convention Notes

Madison's Constitution Convention Notes

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Constitutional Battle Ground State

Constitutional Battle Ground State

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Should the federal government tell us what to do?

Should the federal government tell us what to do?

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The Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory

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4:09
Philadelphia and the Constitutional Convention

Philadelphia and the Constitutional Convention

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Separate but NOT Equal

Separate but NOT Equal

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Randy Barnett on Federalism

Randy Barnett on Federalism

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The Commerce Clause

The Commerce Clause

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It’s a Free Country: Know Your Rights!

It’s a Free Country: Know Your Rights!

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Constitution USA with Peter Sagal

The Long View

Historians Richard Beeman and Akhil Amar explain how the Constitution's ability to change.
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Constitution USA with Peter Sagal Season 1
52:40
Season 1 Episode 4
Built to Last
Consider the systems that have kept the Constitution healthy for more than 225 years.
Created Equal
53:11
Season 1 Episode 3
Created Equal
Learn about the far-reaching changes created by the Fourteenth Amendment.
It's a Free Country
53:10
Season 1 Episode 2
It's a Free Country
Examine what most consider the Constitution’s most important feature: the Bill of Rights.
A More Perfect Union
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Season 1 Episode 1
A More Perfect Union
Explore the Constitution’s most striking feature: its resilient brand of federalism.
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